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New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT


East Tweny-hfth street. Second avenue East Twenty
she s9reet anG s6esr Third a1e8uo
The Second Election District is bounded by and within
East Twenty nth street, First avenue. East Twenty
fourth street and Second ayenue ,,a,, -, an. u,.,,,
East Twenty street East river East third
First East fifth street and Second
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
Twenty-eghth street. East river. East Twenty
sixth street and Second avenue
East Twenty street Third avenue Esst Twenty
Third East Twenty-fourth street and Lexington
The sixth Election District is bounded by and within
East Twentyeghh street Second avenue East Twenty
The seventh Election bounded by within
eighth street avenue Twerltyseventh
The Eighth Election District is bounded within
East Thirtyhrst street Third sDenue Fast ThTtet
East Thrtieth street East river, East Tweny-eighth
The Tenth Election District bounded by within
Thityfrst East river East Thrtieth street
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and
Third East Thirtyhrst street
Tbe Twelfth Election District is bounded by and
within East THIRTY fourth street Third avenue East
Thrty-third street Second avenue East Thrty-second
street Lexington avenue.
within East Thirty street East river East thirty
The ' Fourteenth @ Election District by and
ThirtV-thiTd hh-tjt street ana second avenue
The Fiftsenh Election District is bounded by and
Thirty-thrd street and Third avenue.
sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
wi East seventh
Thirty-ffth and Third
Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
within a diagonal from the OF Thirty
and Second avenue to the corner OF East
Thirty seventh street and First avenue East Thirty
seventh East river. East Thrtyfourth street and
Second
The Eighteenth S bounded by and
Thirty-eighth street. East river. East
Thirty-seventh a diagonal
and East Thirty seventh
street the of East Thirtysixth street and
Second and Second
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
Fortieth river, Thirty
eighth street and Second
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within East Foreth street Second East Thirty
Third
The Twentyhrst Election District IL bounded by and
river. Fortieth
| street and Lexington avenue
The Twenysecond Election District is bounded by and
within East Forty second street. Prospect place,
Fortthrd street East river East Fortyrs street and
Lexington
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
TvEyTY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District Is oounded go o ET kqa
East Eishty-third street . Eirs1 ave
% second election District is bounded y sne -
iaod3i in East ,,rsst Etsnsy ard FIRST avsnu@
bs third Election District Is oouneo s,1 - % E, IN
~ Esst Ffgbfy-thfrd street. East river Eas 1-sa'y-
second street and Avenue A -, g. r~rrdad Nv ,-t
within East EIghty-sixth street Ets' r,ss s zsst
Eislty,th,irSd IN, d.. s'TsS5f FsT5 axenus
The Fffth Election District Is snIs a East EEs.2
third street second avenue a sir5 r.. '
cornsr ~ second avenue and East Es-s ... 49,
80 t6e corner Of East Eighty-fourth street ana fit
avenue e,,r Election District Is bounded BY and .h-
&, Fast Eighty street First go - % .1st
f9Trth street and First avenus %
anq bs Hsnth Election District Is bounded By ana
Eixhty-thirI street and Third \; 5ou,sss b a,s
The Eighth Eleetion STset second avenue Esst
Eigbfy-ffth street. Third avenue HaI @sl'' lO1ln
I.-s-.S syfng-Ou avenue
TS Ninth Election District is 6ondd s = ane ES
ffth street aIa rIs+-ic Is bounded By and with
The Tenth EIeetl9h go, 70 Avenue A. a Iiagoaal
i S-on, tie corner Avenue and ias5 49,. lznts
si e +..+ 20 the corner OF East EEhty street
1d East End avenue East Eightyfou-tn street ard
FTs5 bs Els1enth Election District Is 69HdsS Gun 9y and
within East EIghty-sixth street. t1 Iir s-on- ,Ss
corner OF East Eighty fourth street an9 T E TEETst
nue. 70 the corner OF Avenue and East Aisy -Hl-n
street and .1tys Election Distre. BOUNDED sy ard
within East sfg street East river. Easr Eighty
sixth street and Fee ofioS District bounded By and
-rt,hj, Fast Efghty-seventh street Flrst N7-- -0-
EEt-L.- .f,+b street and Second avenue - =. ,
Fbe fourteenth Election District s o9ua9ea & y a.; s
xitbi1 East Eighty-ssventh street. Secono a's' 7'
Eightv-slxth street and Third aVel17 - 81 - -
- FfStesnth Election District q ooleI - zs. a..
teri, Fast Eighty-eghth street Secolo -t-S-7
EitnIn ,.L - street Third avenue. East Elsnty-
1iTfL .rreet and lexington avenue ,-4.z 49, -.
,L, ne 80 F1ghtv-eiEhth street, Avenue A. EasI
EtrL4,- ssver+h street and Second avenue - -.
Tbe Seventeenth Election District e oou@rn "a . ~ %
- E-as. F-ighty-eighth street East Emu @F7uN7'
El.!ir VII! - -zsyenth street and Avenue A
Election District IS bouuded oy anu
second street --~-S- --'--' -
E-,.b+v-sf1b+b and Avenue A
80 Ti5eteenth Election District Is oo1leo -. 1
ttLt. Eas+ Nfnety-secOnd street Avenue - NaS-
~toh+v- eigbth street and First avenue s.s - -,
Tbs twentieth Election District = -s Es,s-
Fizhty-nilth street rlrsl A'7--@~' ---
y-tsL.y- eIgb+b street and Second avenue - -
7vre1tv-frst Election District Is oou-sl %
Ea<t Nfnetfeth street First avenue Eas'
@ and Second aVenle- -
Election DisJrlct = oul-7 -
s,J vrfthf1 East Ninety-hrst street FlrsI a'7"I7 ~
Si1atistb street and second avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

F Tis esSGR p' is bounded By within
The Second Election District bounded by and within
street and Eleventh avenue. "
West Ffythird street Ninth avenue West Fifty-second
d , street Eighth avenue. West Fifty
Inc Filth Election District is bounded by and within
and Ninth avenue avenue "es'
west Street. stG T8 is bounded by and within
stTeet Te ana s, EeH en- enth avenue
West Fftyhfh street, avenue Fifty-fourth
street Eleventh avenue. West Fifysecond and
The Eighth Election District is bounded bv and within
west Fy.nfth street Ninth avenue. West Fifty-fourh
street and Tenth avenue;
West Fiftyzsixth street Ninth FTfty-dth
The Tenth Election District Is by and within
Vest Fifty seventh street Eighth avenue West Fifty
The Eleventh. Election District is bounded by
sixth street .a and Tenth avenue.
x pt ans u1 Street Tenth avenue West Fifty
The Thirteenth Election is bounded by and
within West Fifty eighth street. Ninth avenue. West
The TouTtesnh Election District bounded by and
n" FIft.e1tS Fisf se Dftt no ndso1 bT TiEer ,,
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and within
West sixtyhrst street Columbus avenue. West si1teh
The seventeenth Election District bounded by and
within West sixtysecond street Amsterdam avenue West
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within the diagonal line from West Sixtyse street
Amsterdam through the block
Sxty-thrd street and Columbus avenue. Columbus
avenue west sxty-hrst street and Amsterdam avenue.
The Nineteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within West SiKy-third street. Amsterdam avenue,
sixty-second street and Hudson river.
The Election District is bounded
Sixty-fourth street. Columbus o
sixy-third street diagonal line from West Sixty
third Columbus through
block West sixty-second street and Amsterdam
avenue. and Amsterdam
The Twenty-frst Election District Is bounded by and
within West Sixy-hfth street Amsterdam avenue, West
Sixty-third street and Hudson river.
The Twenty-second District IS bounded and
within West Sixty-seventh street Amsterdam avenue.
West SIXTY nth street and Hudson river.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

McCanerty looked like he was going to pitch a no-hit game up to the seV-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Nashville

Totals. .. ..2y 8 8 24 'Batted for Turner in ninth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE


 Detroit. June Is.--Detroit disposed of Plank and Schlitzer in three innings, taking a lead on clean hitting that the Athletes could not overcome. Detroit; aS5 lSs 1SS ,SS SSd- SSd II Batteries-wiilet and Thomas; Plank. Schlitzer, Coombs and Smith anr schreck. Time, goo. Umpire. o'Lough- lin.
 Chicago. Ill, June 1s--Glade's wild ness was the deciding factor in. to- days Eame. Chicago taking It's thir- teenth successive victory by defeating New York. Score:
 Chicago oo2 oo1 Oox-s j New York ..... eoo flo Ooo-3 ss Batteries-walsh and Sullivan: New ton, Glade and Blair. Time 2:05. Um- pires Evans and Hurst
 Cleveland. O.. June 16-Cleveland lost to Washington today. Chech was ef- fective until his support went to pieces. Score:
 Cleveland ..... .02o oo1 ooo--3 10 Batteries-Hess, Chech and N. Clarke; Hughes, Falkenberg. Keeiey and War ner. Time 1:4S. Umpire Egan
 St Louis Mo, June 1s-Boston had little trouble in taking the fourth game rous fielding in the third inning gave Boston three runs on two hits and er- TOTS by Waddell and T. Jones. Score; St Louis ... 900 900 1oo--l |
 Bstteries-criss, Walden and Blue; Cicotte and Criger Time l:41. Um- pires Sheridan and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Detroit. June 1e.--Detroit disposed of Plank and Schlitzer in three innings, taking a lead on clean hitting that the Athletes could not overcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
AVERAGE TRACK BILL.
I,ouisiana'a Senate. Gives Public Hear
 ing to the Measure.

ing to the Measure.
 Baton Rouge, La, June 16.-The bill expressing race track gambling which was overwhelmingly passed by the House last week, was presented to the point Judiciary committee of the Senate tonight.
 The committee gave public hear ing, and its decision as to whether 1t would report the bill favorably or. un- favorabIy to the Senate, was awaited as a vitally important index of the measures possible fate at the hands of the Senate. Whether the commit tee report is favorable or not, the bill will be voted on by the Senate. prob ably the latter part of this week. The Senate has been canvessed several times with the result that both tho racing interests and their opponents claim victory in the Senate.
 In addition to the hearing tonight on the anti-race track gambling bill. known as the Lock bill. the Senate committee heard arguments on the Cordill bill. a Senate measure, aimed at strict regulation of racing. The Cord i'll bill has not been acted on yet by either branch of the assembly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
I've Popular Yoang People wed in
 CN0rwaama


 I've Popular Youn@ People Wed in
 Georglana.
 GeoFgiana. June l6.-(Special- IA wedding of more than usual interest was soIemnized at the residence of Major and Mrs. A. N. Glenn, on last evening. when Mir. c. c. Medium, Jr., of Mobile, and Miss Lucille. the young est daughter of Major Glenn. of this place were married at 8 o'clock. Rev. A.. G. Spinks. the pastor of Georgiana Baptist Church afficiated:
 The home was beautifully and arr tistically decorated with ferns. smilax and white carnations.
 Miss Emma Binion of Brewton was maid of honor, and Mrs. Jno. l.. Locke of Mobile was matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. A. V. B. Gill; bert of Mobile. Miss Bess Binion of Evergreen, Miss Fletcher Pearson of Montgomery and Miss Mary Fulford or Georgiana; Mir. Frank c. Winter. best man, and Thomas H. Holiweli, grooms- man. while the attendants. J. c. Titus and Dr. J. c. Watson, were of Georgl- ana, and Messrs. J. F. Carter. Jr., aud A. V. B. Gilbert of Mobile.
 Following the wedding march Oo- hengrin) which was artistically rend- cred by Miss Marie Zeigler of Georgi- ana came the vocal solo, Call Me rhine own" softly and .sweetly rendered by Mrs O. H. Warren Of Georglana' Then came the impressive ceremony by Rev. A. B. Spinks.
 The bride was gowned in white lin- Rerie and baby Irish veil of illusions caught sprays of lily of the valley. The maid of honor was dressed In crepe de chine. trimmed in baby Irish medallions. The maid of honor was gowned in white lingerie, trimmed with round thread and white ribbon. The maids were dressed in white lingerie with punches of white carnations tied with tulle to match ribbons. The bride carried a large bouquet of Duchess carnations and the matron bouquet of ferns. The attendants were all dressed in black.
 After the ceremony kuiet reception was rendered the party and friends by the brides parents. Mrs. Frank Zeigler presiding at the punch bowl. assisted by Misses Helen and Louise Zeigier, Misses Lucy Fulford and Bernise Rhodo. The color scheme of green and white was carried out in the decora- tions at the brides table.
 The party left at 10 o'clock for a tour. They will make~Mobile their fu- ture home, where MT. Mechem Is pop ular as A business man.
 The bride is one of Georgiana' sweetest young ladies, having last year completed her studies in Mobile. The groom is to be congratulated on his good fortune in winning such a prize.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Hill BilLies and Rumble Bees
 HaUe Settled Their Differences

The fight. or rather squabble between the Hill BilIies and the Rumble Bees is no more Yesterday afternoon Hill Billie came .o the sporting editor and announced that this team had lost the doubie-he eader played yesterday after noon, but plenty of the members of the Rumble Bees came along with him to see that he made the anpouncement properly. Both of the scores Of the games were overwhelming victories for the Rumble Bees, the first game going by II to 8, and the seeosd. ! to ?.
 All Misunderstanding have been adjusted according to the statement of President Atkinson. so not even the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

It was brought out that the plain tiff was travelling from Ashland 10 Goodwater in buggy and getting wet in crossing a creek on the road, con tracted a case of grippe from the thor ough wetting. The company contested payment on the policy on the grounds that he was not travelling by common carrier, and that he delayed too long in his application for insurance
 The jury in the case of Carrie Lilies vs the Montgomery Traction Company in suit for $5,000 damages, returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff amounting to $500.
 The case of J. A. Davis vs. T. J. Swearingen was called and the talk ing of evidence begun at late hour yesterday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

brilliant plays were mentioned in the to the sporting editor. No comments were made upoen either game.
 The lineup for both teams follows:
 Line up of Rumble Bees first game: Ashton, ss: Coleman, C; Rutter, 1b; Holmes, D: Gordon, of; Carey, rf,; Brown, 3b: Simmons, If.
 Hill Billies, first game: Thomas, 3b; Hall, e: Holiday, 1b: Hamilton, If: HoIi- day, ss; O'Rea, 2b: Cfompton, cf; F. Lardner. If: c. Lardner. D. M
 The second game was just like the first except Kingfy caught for the Rumble Bees. This is the last indepen- dent game as the league starts next Saturday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Moose Baxter had enough ginger to tock a grocery store yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
Over Three Thousand Attended Com
 venticn in Boston.

UVeF IuEeC lnUUHdhu ANASAucO SOA~
 vention in Boston.
 Boston, Mass, June 16.-The annual meeting of the members of the First Church of Christ Scientists was held here late today Nearly 5000 mem bers from all parts of the country and abroad were present. The new officers and readers of the mother church were elected as follows:
 President. Commander John Elish, U. S. N, retired. Boston; Clerk. William B. Johnson, Boston; Treasurer. Stephen A. Chase, Fall River; First Reader, Judge Clifford P. Smith. Masaue City. Ia; Second Reader, Miss Carroll Hoyt Powers, Boston.
 A message was received from Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy. in which it was stated that new Christian Science Churches or societies had been estab- 1ished at the rate of one in every four and a. half days during the past year.
 John Elish. the new president of the First Church, is native of Indiana. The First Reader, Clifford P. smith, is a judge of Iowa. and was born In Indiana in 1889.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
NEW HorTL TO OPEN SOON.
It Will Be Operated by Management
 of Bremau.

Gainesville, Ga, June 16.-(special) The hotel which is to be operated near Gainesville at Chattahochee Park has been completed and is now being handsomely furnished.
 It's location upon the crest of a ridge affords a magnificent view of the mountains and the lake. IL Is just two miles from Gainesville on the line of the electro railway.
 The hotel is controlled by PresIdenA Van Hoose and Pearce of Brenau CoT leEe. and will be operated in connec- tion with the Brenau Chautauuua which will begin soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
GAMES TODAY.

sOrt~ern Ssrmguet--
 Atlanta at Montgomery. Memphis at Little Rock. Mohila at New Orleans. Birmingham at Nashville. American League
 Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Chicago. washington at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis. ar.~rs.ss.. g.eHgue,--
 Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Chicago. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. st. Louis at Brooklyn. AmerIcap AsaocIaflon.
 Minneapolis at Columbus. St. Paul at Toledo. Kansas City at Indianapolis. Milwaukee at Louisville. south AtIantic League. Macon at Augusta, . Columbia at Charleston: Savannah at Jacksonville Cotton states League-- Monroe at Columbus. Jackson at Vicksburg. Gulfport at Meridian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
SOUTHATLANTTCLEAGUE

Augusta. June 16.-when Mullin overran a ball In left center in the sixth, Macon scored two runs which the locals were never able to over come. RH.E. Macon O.. 900 OO2 oo0-2 3 Augusta . .. 900 900 OOl--1 {
 Batteries-Weems and Robinson Sit- ton, Atkins and Brown.
 Charleston. June 16.-The locals only got three hits or Welsher and failed to score today. HI P. Columbia .. e. ..0l2 900 000-3 6 3
 Batteries-Paige and RelsiHger; Welsber and Harnish.
 Jacksonville, June 16.-Savannah shut out the locals today.
 Savannah 900 POI Oo0-s i T Jacksonvilie 900 900 000--0 1
 Batteries--Keiber and Kahlkoffi Sit- eoa and Roth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

@-e-
 What a finish!
 Nearly almost
 Another Merry Widow day hoodooi Moose Baxter had enough ginger to stock a grocery store yesterday
 McCafferty looked like he was going to pitch a no-hit game up to the seV- enth.
 That Atlanta team was going some four double plays Is hitting em up. and he fast fielding saved Ford lots of times.
 f-ltu,bers leave today for Nashville, where they play three games there and three in Birmingham, coming home for six games, three with Nash vile and Birmingham. Gnme today will be called at 3:3o sbarn to Iet the team catch the north bound Louisville and Nashville train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
VERDICT FOR SMITH.
Re.e,ves verdict in City Court fo
 Damages.

In the civil division of the city court yesterday the jury in the case of Harry 2. Smith versus the Fidehty and Cas- usltv Insurance Company of New York returned a verdict for the plaintifG and fixed the damages at ss22.a4 Mir. smith sought to recover S1,0Q0 from tha insurance company. The taking of evidence in the case occupied the at tention of the court during the whole of the morning and part of the af- ternoon session of the court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Summary-Two base hits, Fox and Greminger. Home run, Grem!nger. Stolen bases, McMurray, Fox, ?. Sac rifce hit, McMurray. Double plays, Moran to Castro; Jordan to Fox. Cas- fro to Jordan to Fox; Jordan to Fox to Castro: Pope to Perry to Baxter. Base on balls, of McCafferty. 4; off Ford. B
 Struck out by McCaferty, 8; by Ford, . Hit bv pitched ball. Jordan. Time. Zoo. Umpires. o'Brien and Fitzsim-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
FIRE AT LUvERNE.
ResIdence of Prof. J. F. Justice Is De-
 atrOyed.

Luverne. June s.-(SpeciaI)-P lessor J F Justices house was burn ed this morning at 2 o'clock at Pats burg. Origin of the fire Is unknown
 The house was owned by J A. Mil Ter and was insured for $750.
 MT. Justice had $500 insurance on household goods. which were a Jotal loss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

bumndT y-FIOHle run, lWCIVbEs otUIeH bases. Rickert and Massing. Sacrifice hits Dundon, 2; Lord and Delehanty. Double play, Dundon to Huber to Sa- brie. Struck out. by Ryan. 5: by Beck CT. g. Left on bases. New Orleans, [; Mobile, T. First on errors, New Or leans, 1; Mobile. ?. Time, 1850. Um- pire. Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Prlnceton Wins From Yale

Polo Grounds. New York June 16.- princeton won the intercollegiate base bali championship this afternoon by defeating Yale in a sharply contested eleven Inning game by score of to g. Score:
 Yale .... .... e. 900 001 010 OO--2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Summary-IWo base hIIs' opta ktI, Baerwald. Base on balls. off Sch wenck, 2 off Ey1er. 2. Struck out. by Schwenck. 2; by Eyler. 1. Double plays. Speaker to connors; Stark to East to Connors. Time. l.45. Umpire, Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
STRONG AT THE BAT
NASHVILLE EASILY DEFEATS THE
 BAR0Ns.
Purdue Wins His Fourth Straight Game -The Final Score fn Ten- nessee Town is
 fc 8.

Nashville. Tam. June is.-Purdue won his fourth straight game today, Nashville defeating Birmingham 5 to 8,
 The locals were strong at the bat and fast in the field. Hunter first man up in the first inning, started things o1 in Q rush with a home run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern League
 At Montgomery--Atl 5; Mont gomery. 4. MeAtPSsS. At New Soirleans-New oleans. g. Mo o At Nashviiie-Nashville 5; Birming- ham. 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Louis, lo3. tGlasner). 1880 won; AI- safian. 105. (Butler), 1890 second; Separator, 10B, .(Piekens). ss.50 show third. Time i.l7 4-5. Dr. SimralI, Mal- GIen. The Thorn Mirzsr. Balia. Lady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Hw.. the seanOn.

good article can only be produced from pure ingredients. We use only Pure Jersey Cream and the best of favors. We aim to make the best. We make any flavor. any quantlty ana snlp anywhere. Iarkin Ic Cream Co. Phone 11S7. auN ~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Quincy is the premier city for at tendance in the Central Association. notwithstanding the fact that the team is not, very high up in the race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
DOVES BAKERY

ia open and ready to hn your orders for delicious bread and rolls. We also sell the best fancy groceries ObtaIn- able. Telephone 3l14 or call at ITS Montgomery St. tk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
RIds Wanteei

Bids win be received by Board of Reve- que of Montgomery County. Ala, until IF boon Monday. June 2sth, for grading and covering with sand clay eight miles of the p4d Pike Road, south of Mamie, Afa. t
 Profile and specifications on file at office ef County Engineer.
 Ths riEht is reserved to reject any or all Alde J. T. BULLEN.
 wed-su-su County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
AnGATEn

They say the girl is in PrattviIle. If SO, you can depend on 1t she Ia smiling and happy, and demanding that every bottle of Coea-COIa has the registered trademark on i=.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Jimmy Barrett, the former Boston American League player. is playing a good game for the Providence team in the Eastern League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Removal Notice

We are now located at our new yard We have a complete stock of building ma eeriai which We are selling at rock bottom prices Let us figure with you We can save you money Alabama Lumber Co.,. Cor Lawrence and Columbus streets Phone
 --sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Losing every game they have played this season, twenty-one in all, is the record made by the Oakland team in the California State League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

ArIie Latham, who was umplring in the now defunct Union League, Is hold ing the indicator in the South Atlantic League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
nnWn,s nAKEnY

is open and ready to all your orders sell the best fancy groceries obtain- able. Telephone 24i4 or call at HIS Montgomery St. if.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
AMONG MINOR LEAGUES

Uniontown and Charleroi are set ting a hot pace in the Pennsylvania West Virginia League.