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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
THE MINERS STRIKE
ORDER IS ISSUED BY PRESIDENT
 LEWIS.
Two Small Corporations Regard Wage Scale Bat Other Operators Firm Appeal Made to Non-Unton
 nTeH.

Birmingham, July 6.--A strike has been declared by the Union miners or Alabama but two small commercial coal companies signing the wage con- tract offered by the miners at ~hfty-ive cents per ton.
 The Alabama district organlSation No. 20 United Mine Workers of Amer lea. today gave out an appeal issued by the national executive officers of the United Mine Workers calling all mine workers In Alabama to cease work and make supreme enoFf 70 organjzs the state.
 The appeal begins by saying that for many years the mine workers et Alabama have been poorly organized and in demoraIized condition. The result has been, according Co the ap- peal sweeping reductions in wages and the imposition of conditions pf en1- ployment that should not be tolerated in any mining community of the coun- try. The International Executive Board of the United Mine Workers has been led to believe that the mine work CTS of Alabama are ready and willing to make an effort to organize and asr sert their right to be members of labor union.
 The appeal says further: Upon you will depend the success of this move
 ment. If you respond to this call, the United Mine Workers of America will assist you in your efforts to establish the organization in your state. If you are unwilling to help yourselves, it will be useless for the United Mine Workers to make an attempt to render any assistance. If you approve of this
 movement, if you are sincere in your
 desire to become organized, if you
 want an increase in wages, if you will do your part to bring about these con \ ditions, then you should lay down your tools on and after July 6th. 1s0s." The appeal is signed by the president | T. L. Lewis.
 A number of deputies were sworn ir today at the request of some of the
 mine owners though no reports have | been received as to disorders. It car
 not be stated at this time however i how many, if any. non union men have | joined the ranks of the union. though
 rumors have prevailed that organizers | of the union have been busy recently
 and work at several mines may be in l terfered with for a little while. l The sheriff is appointing deputieI where requested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
PLEADS SELF DEFENSE.
Italian Consul Visits the Slayer ,
 BassfOrd.

BassfOrd.
 BirnSdngham, July 6.--(SpeclaL)-. M SEncato. the consular agent here for the Italian government, called on the Italian. Joseph Hinson, who killed Charles Bassford Saturday in a little house near East Lake by cutting his head off almost with sharp axe. in the county jail tG-iay and got a state- ment from the murderer.
 The accused said that his name is Gisseppi Iannella. that he Is 19 years old. was born in Philadelphia of Ital- fan percentage, and speaks English bet ter than Italian.
 quarrel took place between Guis- seppi and Bassford about a dog which the Italian objected to remaining in the house. Bassford threatened to kill the dog and abused him.
 The Italian denies that he struck Bassford while the latter was asleep but says that the man was in the bed and was smoking a cigarette when he secured the axe and wielded 1t with deadly effect. Guisseppi stated further that Bassford had told him he would kill him just as he had killed man in Tennessee
 The Italian boy claims that he killed the man in self defense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
THE RACES
sheep.head Rsy Resulta.

Sheepshead Bay, July s.--The spring meeting of the coney Island Jockey Club came to a close today with the stakes, worth si7.ss0 to the winner. which resulted in an easy victory for August Belmont Fair Play. with J. F. Madden's King James second. and F. A. Forsythe's Corante third.
 Fair Play so overwhelmingly out caiiy out of the betting, being quoted fs tse .Ss sS ST hs MsrtiS ss Snig prOSed RS@se the best 2-year-old in training when he easily won the second half Of the double event, defeating a high-class of I2s pounds and ran the gamest race he has shown. Helmet, the supposed crack of the Keene stable, led to [ne stretch, but began to tire. and BIT met was an easy second over FayeIte.
 First race, the Tammany selling, five and A half furlongs--Melssa, 103 (Mc- Carthy), { to 1, won; Gliding Belle, ss. (Gilbert), 2 to. 1. second; The Pippin, ISi lSSi aS .SottsTS Helen Hd1yey s2 wapenia s Pes calore, Ruxton. Nedlim, Cherontuc. Chaperon. Mugwun F. and Dander ran.
 Second race. the Requittal handicap, seven furlonss-Pstsr Ean 5rsa@er. STlnSe; IS IS fMccarthy). 1 to l, second; Roseben. 1:25 4-5 Timber, King Cooalt, ra!- eada, Tony Bonero. Creation and BIT CIerges ran. Roseben and Sir Cleges
 Third race, the Double Event tsecond haifl. value, S10,060; six furlongs-Str Martin, 12S, (Lee), 3 to 5, won; Helmet. 132, (Notter), 3 to second; Fayette. f29' (Afiner), 8 to s. third. Time. l1S. seIectman, Torbellinos Bobby, Country Fair and Statesman ran, Sir Martin and Fayette coupled. Helmet and Se- lacfFnan cOupled.
 Fourth race. the Lawrence Realiza. eishthsHFair % Play, i2s, 6E, Dpganl. 1 to 4, won: King James, 126, 1MiHer(' { to 1, second; Dorante,. IFS, c. Leeli 20 to i, third. Time. z;ae i-b. Alrred
 JSt Fifth race, the Tournament hepdicap; $500 added; mile and en sighth; turl course-G -GrappIe. 1te. tGarner), II to won: Tourenne, 11s, (Mlllerl, to 2, second: Sailor Girl, S5 Upton), 70 to l. fhird. Time. 1852 2-5. Gretna Green. JugEier, Sea Wolf and Kflliecrankte
 Sixth race. Ethelbert selling; $500 added; one mile--Trizette i02, 1up- tonS, 6 to i, won; Marathon. III. (Mc- Carthy), 6 to $. second; The. WreEtler. i0S, 1sweet), { to l., third. Time, Rateman, Black Oak and Torrenia ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
WHIST CONGRESS.
Five Hunased slt Down to Play the

Five Hund-ed sit Down to Play the
 Game.
 NeW York, July 6.-Whist players from all over the country have erriyaS in town to take part in the Eighteenth h annual congress of the American whist League, which began this morning and will last 8 full week. gnu
 It calls for whist playing morning. afternoon and night. The League is made up of over 100 clubs, the mem persip runs into thousands. It is ex- pected that at least five hundred will sit down to play. long list of prizes has been provided for the winners dur ing the week. The reward for skill ful playing most sought after is the Hamilton Club trophy, a silver cup. which was last won by the Grand Rapids Michigan club.
 Though the winning of all the league prize will be confined to the members, provision has been made for playing by non-members, who desire to meet worthy opponents in whist warfare.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
South AtIantic Lennue
MOBILE WINS FIRST
TAKES THE OPENING GAME FROM
 ATLANTA.
Big Bin Viebahn, Who waa I..s o,,. to Charleston in Early seamon.. hut
 Recalled, Caused AfTauta,s Defeat

Mobile. July s.-(special) )-Bie Bill Viebahn. who was let out to Charleston m the early part of the season but re- for Atlanta today. ~ pieefi
 By walking a few. he managed &o m bases just in tirr~ for a good wal TOP rom some of @ seaguils finest tnree 10 nothing in favor of Mobila when the last of the Crackers fanneS ont this afternoon. Castro gave h,r, to second by Viebahn in aT, eftor4 "a n catch James who kept on going.
 On the other hand. Becker for ths nome nome team; pitched steady game, FlVe times he was padded but the hit. were scattered and counted for naught Ihe game was featHreless throughout.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
DECATUR MAN SHOOTS
 NEGRO INTRUDER DEAD

Birmingham. July -(special.)-A special from Decatur says George New He. a prominent farmer residing near Trinity, sh ot dead Collie Minor. a negro at his home at 3:30 o'clock this morn ing.
 Minor was trying to enter a window leading to a bed room occupied by Neville's two sisters.
 MT. Neville was awakened by a slight noise and taking his revolver went in- to the yard just in time to see Minor making an effort to climb through the window He fired i've shots and Minor fell dead, being killed instant ly.
 being JustifabIe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
ReeuIts at Latonaa


 Cincinnati. July 6.--Berwick won the handicap. the feature event at Latonia, today. Joe Moser easily took the place from Prince Ahmed. Only three three horses rsss siSsteS sIos to in a1e tSs ss mutsei won the sec ond event from Cowdin with Lady Ruby third. Track fast.
 First race. Ave furiongs-Queen,s z Msssge ,ssn Mnasssr1lo show 1Ss' wOn !rfsa Irsns R., los. CPowers), Ss57 .5o place slsl.so show, second; Lady Clara 105, NWar ren), S13s.35 show. third. Time 1;Os 1-5. Phint Lace, My Lady Frances' ISiE- SIT na. Splendida, Ill VIII. Proccla- MISE PexEy and Ornamosa, ran.
 Second race. five and one-half fur longs-Uncle Walter. 10s. tWarrenl Sios.4O straight s5s.so place. S2S;io show. won: Cowdin. lOe. SdTsoxtefdI, d., Ruby, 103. (Ross). $2l show. third Time. 1903. Variation. Miss Sewell, Ada Meade, Ironbound. Dispute. Rupicol' Rdmonitor and Light Blue. ran. TOT. (Powersl. $12. s5. won: Donna FL ond: Marmorean. 105. CMartinl. $e.2t show. third Time. :14 1-b. Durable Ihgue. Bell Nina. My Queen Of the the All and Elancer.' ran.
 Fourth race, handicap, six furlones- Berwick. IF, (Powers)s $e.40 won: Jos Moser, 11O, (Martin). S6.z6. second Prince Ahmed, 113, (Taylorl, third. No show mutuels were sold. Three start CTS. Time. 1:1S 1-5.
 Fifth race, mile and sixteenth Mason, 104. (Ross). $93.40, won; Spun ky, 1O5 ,(ButIerl, $52.25 second: Ken newick. 102, (Minder), $16.75 third Time, 1:4S 2-5. Bramble Lad, Tom Kearney, Washable, Silver c. Brook and Jim Liston ran.
 Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth Mary Talbot. 100. (Ross). $20SO straight, $12.30 place, won: Gallileo 104, (Powers). $i7.95 second: Hostile HypheI, 105, (McGee). 910.s0 third Time 1:46 2-5. Stone Street, Aunt Rose. Albert Star. Banaghero and Lady Martha ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
COMMISSION LEADERS.

Governor Conner and State Auditor W. W. Brandon left Montgomery yes- terday as members of the High School Commission to inspect proposed sites for high schools. The officials visited Lanett first yesterday and will proceed later to visit Lafayette. Wedowee and other places.
 They will return to Montgomery Saturday. Hon. Harry c. Gunnels. State Superintendent of Education. was detained in- Montgomery on of1cial bus SShess and could not so with the Com mission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
MARION JUNCTION GAME.
Ga.tonDurE wln. oonte.t on Ground.

GastOnburg Wins CoDtent on Grounds of Opponents.
 Marion. July 6.---(Special. )-Marion Junction lost a poorly played game to Gastonburg on the formers diamond this afternoon; score. to 1.
 The pitching honors were evenly divided. Only four hits were made off each pitcher, only one earned run be- ing made, and that by the home team The visitors feasted on the errors of the indelding.
 pitcher sending twelve to the bench. The only feature of the game was the superb catching of Chisholm for Marion Junction.
 Batteries-Caffee and Chish olm i, Goode and Lindsey.
 Umpire. Donalds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
ROLLING MILL RESUMES.
Three Hundred Men Back to Work
 MHAnAua.aI EhlnNn.aaf. =.

Three Hundred Men Back to Work fn
 Mineral District.
 Birmingharn, July 6.-(Special. )-- Three hundred men were given employ ment today in the Bessemer Rolling Mills, near here.
 The plant belongs to the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company and has been, idle for several months. The mills will be on double turn before the middle of the week and will most likely require more labor. AlIlust all of the old labor returned to work at this place.
 there will be resumption of operations Wednesday and all labor is urged to report Tor work.
 It is set out that there are numerous orders on hand and the operations will hh steady for some time to come
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
HEILBRONBR HOPEFUL.
Cincinnati Man After Southern Leaxue
 Talent.

Memphis, Tenn, July 6.-(Special.)- After inspecting the Southern. League for promising baseball talent, Louis Heilbroner, the Reds scout finished his annual trip to this section today and returned to Cincinnati confident that he has seen some players for Cincin- nati's 1909 use.
 Although he would not admit that any deals had been completed, He'll broner said that several were pending for players.
 Two pitchers and an outhelder are believed to be sought by Heilhroner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
DEMONT GIVES NOTICE.
shOrtstop VIII Leave the Game Thurs
 day Sure.

Birmingham. July 6.-(Special.)- Eugene Demontreville, sh ortstop of the Birmingham Baseball Club, and one Of the best-known players in the South, is quoted as saying that he has served notice on Manager Molesworth that he will quit the game Thursday
 As stated before, Demontreville wants to return to uts position with the Alabama State Fair Association. and some days ago announced his in- fentions of quitting. However. he con- sented to remain with the team until another shortstop could be secured
 He is now quoted as saying that he has waited reasonable time for a new player to be secured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
TENNIS TOURNAMENT. |.
Geyeuty-six Contestants Including Ten
 Ladies Were Present.

0GYGALJ@HAG
 Ladies Were Present.
 Atlanta. Ga, July s.-With playing conditions almost perfect. the six days tournament of the Southern Lawn Ten xIs Association began this afternoon on the East Lake courts of the Atlanta Athletic Club with practically all of the seVenty-six entrants, sixty men and ten ladies. present. The prelimi- nary, first and a portion Of the second rounds. In mems singles. were played.
 There were but two matches in the preliminary round. The winners were Willingham and Patterson. both of At lanta.
 The first round winners were: Mid. dlebrooks. Atlanta; Maginnis, New Or leans; Smith. Atlanta; Fleet, Indianai Forest Adair, Jr.. Atlanta; Angler. At. lanta; Taylor, Macon: Carter, Atlanta Post New Orleans; Mansfield, Atlanta Porter. Atlanta; Van Glider, Knoxville Orr. Atlanta; Pierce. Clearwater. Fla. Davis, Atlanta Dorsey, Atlanta: How ell. Atlanta; Winston. Virginia; Scott Atlanta: Smith. West Virginia
 Second round: Carter, Atlanta; Will Hams. Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PhlIadeIphin Wina.

Philadelphia. July 6.-Philadelphia beat New York today. making every hit count. and. by taking advantage of the visitors misplays. Score:
 R.H B. New York .... .olo 1os 0OO-6 3 Philadelphia .0O0 l02 O3"-6 5 Batteries-Orth, Hogg and Kleinow: Viekers. Coombs and Powers and smith Time, 2:0o. Empires, O'Lough- lin and Egan.
 No other Ameracan League games cheduled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
River FaIIa Beat. Andalu.,a

River Falls. July s.-(special)- lusias team by a score of 2 to 1. The game was 1 and for Andalusia up to the last half of ninth. The game was finished in the thirteenth inning by 8 line drive to left by Pinnington. The feature of the game was the pitching of Dunson for Andalusia, only one hit being gotten by River Falls.
 Batteries-River Falls. Mcfarland and Pennington;n n Andalusia. Dunso and O'Neal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
W. E. EMIL FOR CONGRESS
Socialists Nominate Candidate Against
 UnderNVR0d.

Birmingham, July e.-(Special.)- )-rhe Socialists of the Ninth Alabama Dis trict have nominated W. B. Emil of Bessemer for Congress to make the race against Congressman o. W. Un- derwood, the Democratic nominee.
 Emil will make several speeches be- tween now and the November elections and lecturers of the Socialist party will be brought to this District to deliver addresses.
 It Is stated that labor unions will be requested to afiliate with the Social. ists.
 F. x. waldhorst a we'll known car. nAnter, has been nominated hRstha Ro'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

summary--Iwo base hits, Baerwald Baerwald. Home run. Meek Sacrtfscs hits. Walters. Carey, Savidge' q. stolen base, Savidge. Double play Walters to DeMontreviIle to Downev. Struck out: by savidge. {. Base on balls. of Turner. {: ofe Sayfdge. 4 Hit by pitcher. Babb. Time .5o Umpires Pfenninger and Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Summary: Two base hits. Moran Dyer. Sacrifice hit. SentelI. Stolen bases, Sentell Sabrie. Double play. Dyer to Jordan. Struck out. by Beck CT. 1; by viebahn. B. Base on balls, off Viebahn. 5. Hit by pitcher, by Becker. 1; by viebahh, ?. Time of game I:42. Umpire Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
Pittab,,rx Wins.

Pittsburg. July e.-PittsburE won out in the ninth innning today, defeat ing Philadelphia. Both pitchers were strong. RHE. Philadalphia 900 O0i 0OO-1 1
 Batteries-Maddox and Gibson; Foxen and Dooin. Time, 1;45. Umpire, O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
Brooklyn Defeats ChIcago.

Chicago. July 6.-Brooklyn's heavy hitting. coupled with errors by Chi cago. gave the visitors today's game. Score: RH D. Chicago ..... .00O O01 soo-| f3 2 Brooklyn ... .O10 0O2 2O0-5 8 1
 BRtteries-Brown, Frazer and Moran: Time, 1:57. Empires. Budderham and Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
Totals, = .... 32 0 9 24 22 l 'Batted for Mccanerty in ninth.
Score by innings:

LtVtS Uy IEIIIIIIBos Little Rock ... .... 1000 100 0Os--1 Montgomery ..... ..0O0 900 000-0
 rihce hit, Pope. Stolen bases. Page,
 Persons. Base on balls. of McCaffer-
 ty, g. or Eastman, g.. Struck out, by McCafferty, 1; by Eastman, 5. Time of game i;4o. Umpire Fitzslmmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
CLIMBERS SHUT OUT
LITTLE ROCK TAKES GAME FROM
 RYAN,s MEN.
Montgomery Team CouIdnt Do Any- thfng te Eastman When Men
 Were an the

Little Rock. Ark. July e--eEastman was tnvincibje today when the men were on bases and Little Rock won, a single by Page. who stole second. fol- lowed by Becker's single resulting in the only run of the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
MATES q. PARKER.

We have fresh today Green Apples, Canteloupes, Tomatoes. Watermeions, Potatoes. Eggs. Butter. Pure Apple Cider and Fancy Lemons. Phone 2ess Corner Monroe and Perry. -adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

cialists for Mayor of Birmingham and the Probate Judge of the County will be informed of the nomination 50 that the name will go on the official ball. lot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Summary--Sacrifce hit, Kelium. Double plays. Hardy to East to Dau- bert; Butler to East to Daubert. Struck Base on balls, off Breitenstein, 1. Left on bases, New Orleans I: Nashville. E.
 Time of game, l:27. Umpire. 0Brlen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
SOUTHATLANTTcLEAGUE
Macon Shut Out

 Macon. July 6.- JacksonviIle 0O2 300 2OO-7 II o Macon .. .... ....000 0UO 0O0-0 5 Batteries-Lee and Roth: Clark and Robinson.
 Columbia Shut Out. Columbia July 6.- Charleston Q. .001 900 O00-I 2 l Columbia Q. e. 0O0 900 00O-0 ? : Batteries-Paige and Relsinger: Volz nd Evins.
 Augusta Victorious. Augusta. July 6.- Fannah 900 100 0O1-2 5 1 atteries-Sitton and Carson; Mullin Moran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Cincinneti July 6.-The New Yorks won the first game. of the series with Cincinnati through lucky hits and poor Score: RH E Cincinnati 100 900 oOO-I i i New York ..... .001 O10 OO0-2 S 3 thewson and Bresnahan. Time, 1885. Umpire, KIem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
BOARD MEETING.
Members Busied Themselves With ROu-
 tine MaGfers

The Board of Revenue held its week. ly meeting yesterday, occupying itself almost exclusively with the considera-
 ton Of routine matters. The princi- pal work of the body lay in the verI-
 fication of previous expenditures. Tho session was a light one and uninterest- ing to the public
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
PELICANS SHUT OUT
kELLuM's PITCHING WON FOR THE
 VOLUNTEERS.
The I've Runs of Nashville Were the Result of Three Hits and
 Hannfnx's Costly

New Orleans. La. July s.--Kellum's pitching combined with excellent. sup port shut the locals out in the second of the series with Nashville here to- day. The visitors two runs were the result of three hits and Manning's cost ly error when he threw wild to Rohe to catch Wiseman. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
MEMPHIS WINS EASY
BARON CLING CLOSELY TO THE
 TAIL-END.
Turner, Who TwirIed For the Barons. Was Hit Hard and Often.
 saytdgs Was In Good

Memphis, Tenn. July 6--Memphis punched hits today and scored an easy victory over Birmingham. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

IT CAPS THE CLIMAX
 Of Summer drinks. "COca-COIa" Is stamped on the cap and blown in every bottle. COca-COla sold in bottles every where. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
ROAD MULES FOR SALE.

After July first we will offer for sale 24 good road mules. being the balance of the teams on the Barbour County roads; mules aii in good condition. Correspondence son- cited J. J. S. Willis, Chairman Committee.
 4t Andrew. Ala. -l4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
FTRNAcE CnAI
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
 or MONTGOMERY

At meeting of the Directors of this bank held June z5. 1908. the usual QUARTERLY declared payable and after July 1st to stockhclders of record June 80. 1908. June 90. 1908.
 A. g. wooLFoLR, zo8 Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Nevv Yorgx Vlrtnrsnu,

St. LOuis-BOatOn, Rain. St. Louis. July 6.-St. Louis Boston postponed; wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
AMERICAN LEAaUE
GAMES YESTERDAY.
southern League.

Southern League
 Litte Rock, II: Montgomery, O. Memphis, 6; Birmingham, 9. Mobile. 8: Atlanta. O..
 New Orleans. 0: Nashville. 2. Amerfcan League Philadelphia, 6: New York. 5. National League
 Chicago. q: Brooklyn, s. Pittsburg. 2: Philadelphia, 1. Cincinnati. |: New York. g. St. Louis-Boston. wet grounds Cotton States League.
 Ntcksburg, O.; Gulfport, 2. Columbus. O: Jackson. 1, Meridian. s: Monroe. {. South Atlantic League.
 Jacksonville, q; Macon, 0. Charleston. 1: Columia. 0. Augusta. 3: Savannah, 2. American Association.
 Toleda. g., Louisville. {. St. Paul. 2; Kansas City, 1, Indianapolis, s; Columbus, 3. Milwaukee. O: Minneapolis, s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

At e netting of the Directors of The Fourth National Bank of Montgomery. Ala held this day. a semi-annual dividend of per cent was declared payable on and after July 1. 1908.
 A. JOSHUA JONES.
 Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

At a meeting of the Board of Directors of fhe MONTGOMERY BANK 6 TRUST COM PANY, MONTGOMERY. ALA. held June 30th, . semi-annual dividend of Three Per July 1st. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
= DE GKAE
 sl0,l,!IdY YS
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Public Installation of Officers of Eman- usl Lodge No. 103 L o. B. B. will take place at Lodge room. Tuesday July 2. 1908, s :0o sharp
 Isaac Schwartz of Selma, a brilliant and entertaining speaker. After which there VIII De dancing and refreshments. 1ou. your family and friends are cordial ay invited.
 NJ STRAUSS President.
 L. YOUNG. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
DIVIDEND NO. I.

THE NEW FARLEY NATIONAL HANK,
 Montgomery, Ala
 At a meeting of the Directors of this bank held June 29th, 1908. after passing S5.000. % sie.00fl co to Undivided Profit Account. the Grsf dividend declared on the capital stock of the bank. amounting to four and one half (4 1-2) per cent. payable on de- m1and; said dividend being upon a quarter iy basis of one and one half per cent for the terms ending January 1st. April 1st- and
 JOHN J. FLOWERS. Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

AfHeFEc8n Len nEUe-- T
 Philadelphia, 6: New York. 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
yOHNc EAGAA \

LMaCIICENN
 ALL WORK GUARANTEED. I do the best; a trial order will convince fhone sSsl. IIs N. Ferry St
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Score by Innings: Nashville ........ zoo 0V0 O0O-z New Orleans :. .-..,.. 1000 900 000--0
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