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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
BANC0 TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOlA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital autorIzado S2.4OO, 600. Capital r00II'
zado S3l5 532.9S, use.
OperociOnes que TeoJiso:

Pr6stamOs: Con garantias persOnaIes, con
COlaterales, y con hipOtecas cOrtO y largo
plazO sObre fncas rGsticas.
0ssOusntOs: De giros, psgar6s,y Obliga
clones cOmerciales cortO plazO.
Glros: sobre Espana, New York, Paris.
LOndres y HanburgO.
Glros por Cable: SObre New York y Ma
drid:
Cusntas Correntss: Con interes de 2 p. m
nuaI disponibIes la vista pOr cheques.
ImpOslCOnss a plazO flo: Con interes de a 2
p 3 annual segdn tempo.
SsOCiOn dc ahOrOS: ImpOsiciOnes sObre Ii
bretas desde Is cts. a l 900 con intereses
al 6 pS annual.
Oobranzas: POr cuenta agena con comi-
sion m1nima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los cOrrientistas.
Dep6sIIO8: De elective y vaIOres.
Gamble dc mOnsdas: De tOdos los pafses.
Vanta de O6dulas hlpOlsOaFIaS: La mejor ino
version en- Puerto Rico, interes 7 p. 8 pa
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestrales.
Vsnta dc fIR0aS: DandO facilidades para Ol
pRgO, on las jurisdiociOnes de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnltO, ArecibO, BarcelO-
meta, BarrOs, Cayey, Oiales, COrOEal, Qua
yama, HatillO, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manatf
MaricaO, NaFanjitO, Patillas, Rio Grande,
UtuadO, YabucOs. yYaucO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25

do per ol practicsnts Llauger en 81 cuarto
radio izquieEdo, en- ga teEci0 infarioF. La
EefsEida frActuTG On diRguoBtic8dR de grave.
-TRmbisn fu6 cuFRda poT eI mismo
practicRnts, Ia nina Julia o luendo, do
una confusion en- 10 region frontal izquiOr.
do. La Contuli6n % levB con aEint0nciO.
-ProCOdant0 do PoaCs 90 snCuOntFa en-
SAu Juan, sl cRpit6n Cabrera de lR P. I,
-TRmbiOn 10 Ggt6 OF doctor Rafael Ger
tOT0 quG gegdu informsg vione con IL
obieto de recibir 50 BsfioF6 mRdre, dcflR
Laura MoIina. Vida de OOgtaTo q "a
hOrmRnO Argal que llegRn OI B6bRdO pro
O0dOntsB de Europe.
Ell WfioF JuGz Lcdo. SQau, Bsfisl6
para el 10. del mss pI6ximo eI juioi9 CoE
ira Los j6v0ne8 BooanegFa Perez por el
incidents oourEid0 On 81 vspoE do OAtafi9.
Qus nAIgan bien len dGssAmou.
La C0Tto municipal Bentsnci6 hoy & LOS
individuOH Diguiente':
Luis Cruz, per alteTaF 10 pRz pGblioG
fu6 eondensdo poE dos dOnunciaB 10 dfaB
por una 4 80 poT 10 otTR.
Antonio FigQOFoR & 30 diaB poF HCG-
metimieDto y Ogreai6n
Alex Fra ymoE & IS diAB pOr hurto.
Bauilio TirRdO, poT abuse do ConfsnzG
& 80 dfaB
R.faoI EmanuslIy & 10 dies 6 10 dollars
por Gcometimionto y sgFeBi6n.
sACOS DE YUTE -PaBB OnvRB0B de
ag6car y cafe acAbRn de TsCibiF los spiloF01
8. Melon Comp, ? v0ndOn a pEOcio1 ven
taiOGoH 45 Y, alt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
NOTAS Y NOTlCIAS.

-Hemou FOcibido atentR invitaCi6n, que
8UtimRmoB, de lE ColoniR ElpbfolR do
Bayam6n para sl bAils do confAnzA que
en- les SSloneB do dicho centro hR de celo .
bFArGs sl diR 20 do loB CoFEientOB. Qqe 20
divieTtDn muCho los RprecisblGB B0oioG del
CoFt6I centric.
Ell Wf y Mario G)ig4l, embAECR para
EuropS, con OIL obsto do tERar un msgof.
fco HuEtido para Nu estAhlacimisnto de la
Calle de lA FoEt8leEa' Feliz viSjs Ie de-
HeRmoB.
1t fyrman on Ia CfciDR del Ssrvioio
Civil, que 90 sSt6n investigaDdo unos caT.
goR, que % han tornado & 0n collector do
RO1tRg Iat8EnGs p9F NAL trato & sug em
plsadoL
-DsI1s 0l die 10. del pr6xjmo Dicism
brS fUucionRrGn 80 sBtscioneB dc Anemia.
m6I do lRB que "a funcionRn, y to 7aB tie.
u0n MiCEoIcoEio', para lNs qua fsltRp,
llsgan en- 81 primer CoErsO.
Para Cubrir Ia plaza vaoRnt0 en- 81
municipio do Rio PisdrGl. han uido nom
brRdo oono0jOlOB don AguBtfn CsFvora y
Eug0nio MRIpicR
-MoYoviS, Nvbro. "a Jefs P. L San
Juan. 10 maflAnR qusm6sG bohfo Fslfcita
CorFeR, bAFFio MoroviH Persci6 un min
do 8 mess do Odad, y rsTultRndo otVo grG
vSmente IaSiOnNdo. ApsEBoE 6me nitio con
ju0z de pRs. Hacho PsBulta CaBuRl.-AFsi'
zaga, iafs do DtFto.
Ell LCdo Torres Gg8u, fiscal de lR
Corte de diBtEito. hR prsssntsdo acuBRoi6n
contra Antolino Ooacio DOR seduction & la
jovsn JustinR Cruz, delito cometido en- 81
pueblo do BAyam6a. Este jUicio 90 vera
ca les pT6xtmoB juTRdoB
Ell MIN Alberto Morales, fac cuEado
por oI practicRnte Lla0gW On el cuRFto de
goCoFF0, do la frGCtuEa Complata del radio
zquiOrdo, en- Ia teFcio inferior. La rtfe'
rids frRCturR 0s diagnonticRdR de grave
-LaR poblaoion0B dc lR iB'a en- qua
RCtualmGntO hVy mRtEiOUlNdoB mayor nd
nero do Rlumnos deOd0 Ol UPguudo hasta
sl octave gvRd0 Bon los BigUientW: San
JuRu 2511, PonoO 2174. MsysgU Z 1888
YGuoo 995, FsjaFdO 988.
Ell mayor n6mero de 8IUmnoS mRtri'
culRdon On el octave grado 10 e1cusntrs
On Ponce, que tiOnO "a San Juan rs Ma
yngiisz 36, Arroyo "a AVoCib9 %. San
German 26 Guyana Is. 0tG. Las po'
blNCioneB do Ia iIla ca donde no RxistO to
daviS 81 octave grado Gon lAB 8iguisntsl:
CAEo'iuG, NOguabO, ComeEfo, Alb 1nitc,
BarFoB, YAuco, Osyey, CoEOsAl' Hama
Gao, MaTioao. El mayor nGmeTo 1e alum
nos mGtrioulAdoI en- 81 G6ptimo gFadC, 50
anCuOntrS On Ponce, que ti0nO 113 Sac
Juan IS, Maysgii 81, BRyam6n A. Ma
matt al, F.jArdo 3S, San GeEmGn 81,
AgaRdills "a Las G1iCaS poblaCiODeI en-
que ACtuNlmsnte no exilte el E5ptimo gra
DO son HumacBo y MaTioAO.
@BI nihO AbOlardo Morales foe cars
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25

-Programa de las piezsu que sjscutar6
Ia banda del R'gimieuto de Puerto Rico
eBta noche en- la plEzR de BaldOFioty:
Il. PaGo doblB "WeIcome," aPrsg}c
Miranda. 2. Gran ObsEturs do concerto
"LaB Ocmsdrss RlegrO8 de WindSoT," 0.
Nico9ai. 3. Tanda de valgsB. "SyIvRn Re-
vsFieH," Gearg. 4, selecci6n de la opera
O6mica "AIgsris," Victor Herbert. 5.
Dauzs "Ls Coquots," Miranda. 6. MAY
chs King Cotton" sou1a. Star spapg'Od
B9nneB.
-El mHyor ndmOEo do aIumnou del
Dexto grado 80 tncuentEs en- Ponce que
tisns 177, San Juan 172, AFeCibo 80, Ma
yagiisz 78, Bnyam6n 63, Guyana So,
M0natf SO, AhaSoo 81, San G8Rm6a Sc,
FejaEdo So. La dnica pOblRci6n en- la
isla en- gus Nctuslmsnte no hay alumnoB
matficuladoO en- el Bt2 es CorosRl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
VIOLENTO HTR0PE-
IIo en- Ponce.
Una GOmpaTfa de luz eI6GtriGa MEGA
luz a una IfamiIia que Ia habIa
pagadO.
E'O abuse DEL udbIGO 50 he tenuREItiO q los
trIhuUlIGG On reclamation Do d'TS8 J pot
lulGIO8.
Ode nuestrO eOrrespOmsaI)

Ponce 24.-ES vardad0ramento abuBio
va dignR do laB mss aCoFbRH CanuuFa9 Is
C0nduCta obDGFvadR poE los Representatives.
do lis POnCO Railway and Light Co. do
eDta oiudad ~
El die % del coTFionts mes un emplaR'
do do la GefsFidR plOntR, con foEmas dsA'
C0ltOBeB y deBpFovisbRH de log mas rudimen.
taEioB pTinCipioB de eduGci6u, 90 pFs1ant6
anita una reputable y poF todoB conception
dig0a fAmilia do GstB Iocalidad, 6 pxigiFls
lR PFe8antRCi6n Immediate dol FOcibo dol
pOgo GdolRntRdo de lR luz del met, 6 pro
C0di0 CoEtar Ia miHmR.
No vRliOFon lG0 indiCRCi0nes de la due
nj do 10 casa que alegGbB que Ol rOcib9 Ba
hRb1s 8RtiAfsoho que GBtRbR en- podsP do
un0 do guB familiaTe8 8dBsnt9 On aqu0l
momento, para que pEOCedieFa cortaT la
luz doj Audo eVtS respectable familiR, TO-
do ID noChS, On cOmpl0tR obIcuvidAd, ape
gar do hGbsr GAtiIfSoho OI page del TOcibo
indiCRdo.
Do oStR Conduots 0n extreme csnsuva'
be abuBivR, % ha pregontAdo 10 oorror'
pondients dsnunciR por el peEjuicio- ocA'
0ioDRdo.
NsBotr0B Gr0smo8 y GBpeRRmoB que eBR
plantS que d0sdO hAos 8 amos tan NAL
CUmpl0 con BuB C0mpr0miGop, pueg lR luz
tanto p6blica como particular no pusd0
ssF mEs degRBtF0gR, BeTG mas humRnitRTiR
On 10 guo0Hivo con sos 0bonadoG puestolTi'
quGi9B qua lo ayudGu al aoutsnimiento de
10 miBmR, = modeFaT& guu exigOnCiRB, re.
yNn0g On lB violenCiG, con aQuelIaB psTBo'
mas que, pOE uuB conBidOrRcionGD y buen
Cumplimianto On Ol pago, son acTesdorOD
& OJgunaG GlaB0 de ConGideTacionGB, maxi
me cuRndo Be cobra poE antici pRdo an SER
ViCio que no 20 hR prestado que poE 60
dtfciOnciO, ol pueblo, On Bu totalidRd, 30
encuentr' On extreme diguDtGdo.
COmbinaciOnes para cargOs Judi
CiBIeS.
Parece que Ell prOpositO esta apazado hasta eI
regresO do Mt. Post.
So Bigusn hacienda 'cGbalas" con Esfs'
Fencia lR nuevR combination judicial do
jueCeB y fscRlGg ahorR 20 hace sonar IL
BiguiontV: Fiscal WiIctx Arsoibo
JuGz dc Is CoEto do Arecib0 lBsfior Quifo'
mes, MsyOgtisg; Lcdo. Cam pillo & Aqua
dillG, y On al case dc 10 BRlida dafnitivR
del oeilor Wilcox que 10 de poF Hegur0,
FeBultBTis otTo cambio.
Tambi6n Buenan IoB nombrss do dos dis
tiDguidoD abcgadoB dc MaysgGsz, uno do
elloI quo haO0 POGO voIVi6 Ia poIftica
GCtiva y otro que RctuAlmente deB8mpefiR
un cargo p6bIico.
CrsemOB que haBtG 0I pr6ximo EegEeGo
del gobsrnador Post no 80 hara la Combi'
naci6n defnitiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25

EETILOIDEs~M m0ior mas gOgurO
do todog loB sgp0CifOog hRsta GhoFa Conooida
para la OuFa pOrmanOntO do toag Las 0nfOE.
m0dad0B do lR ur0ta, "a sean 6gtaB 0F6niGaB 8
agGda9. Oontiono ol tlu1o = eur3 poF COM
parade SIMILAR laB gonorFaas, 0spSPmatoFnaB
siBtitig, est. &eioP que los inyoGeion0E muy
superior 81 s3ndRl0 , sopRiba. BmpiOER {
gu!tiE 90 efoeto { Las tE0I suatro h0EaH do
3Rb8EB0 tornado. y
Log EBIIOIDES"-Sonf f&Bil0B dc tomaR
, 8Btan pE8paF8doB de man8Ea que no P0vu0l-
van 0l eBt6mago nj pF0duG0n maloB 0faGtOg,
De V8RtA On tOdaB las Botieag. PfdRnge
@u8BtEag gratis BuB 6niaoB fabEissnt0T.
Frederick st0arnB B o. DOtr0itI Elohi.
gan q. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy OlegantaB y preciOs sumamsnts mo-
diC0B, lo8 aCsbR do TeCibiP La Tisndits dc
Jos0fa EchsvRErfa, al lado del Ryunta'
miOnt0. VGnd8 tambi6n ofSCtoB Taligio/
Uoa OOmpra OnvoltuF3s de JRbon OCta.
K0n.-san Juan. Box PIG.
Por CRda 10 csntavoB que 30 gGHtsn has
ta eI 10 dc Enero de 1909. 90 FggalRrE
una pRpsIetR do ana prSCioBR mpfisOR =
un piano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
"DEHT HDO"

Este eB el msjoF ensat6siCO local oonOCi'
do. De ve1ta On lac acF8ditRdaB faEmR,
ciRS dc lo1 BefloEas J. M. Blanco y % .
AlfonBo g. ZsFbi ? don Pedro Juli6'
DirGGso Ia correspondence 6 uu Rg0ntO NJ.
MiRabRI. P. 0. Box 44O, q. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
DEBlLlDAD Y CANSANCIO,

La debilidad- es la causa de un sin
ndmero de. pedecimientos que suelen traer
serias Consecuencias 81 Sc abandona Ell
cuerpo debil Sc siente rendido, aunque
no haya motive para clio, la vista
disminuye, Sc siente frecuentes marcos,
falta el apetito la audicion Sc entorpece, y
en- fin, es un estado terrible molesto que
facilmente Sc puede remediar con el uso del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
Una GOnferenCia del Or. del Vale en-
ell Etele0.
TGma Ia eVoIuel6A poIlttea On Puerto Rico. y

IGIlA' "a GI0IlGIOA pOIItlel On Puerto RIG0D
So RnunCia para el pE6ximo viornes una
intsFOBRnte oDfsTGnciR del Dr.. don Rafael
del Valls en loB aalon0B dol AtsnOo Puor-
toEriquehO, poF la mocha
81 tOms de dichR ConfaEsoCia Bov6: LA
SvoluCi6n polfticR ca Puerto Rico"
So peEmiEir6 On dichs noChe lR enOrada
81 indioado csntFo, do loB no RBociadou.
La alta aignifc0ci6n intellectual poEfti
CO del DR.. del Vale, psEmttsn oBpGrar que
ga conterencia ssT6 I'm bEillAnto trabaj0 y
que 81, con les gSlaT de nu elocuentfaims
oFatoTia, habrG de antuaiRAmAr como niem
pre- Bu RuditoEic.
Ei visTDos 80 vor6n, de Haguro, concu
rridfsim0a Lon gaInnan del Atanan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25

= - - -
que apenas 81
pOdia tenerme
de pie. Ensay6
pildOras, jara-
bes y remedies
diyersos. Min
guno de ellOs
pudO mejOrar
mi estado. Asi
es squede dia en-
dia me sentia
inVadida pOr la
mas som bria
tristeza, haSta
elnuntO dnOun
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
PARA MILES De Personals

Clermont is de febrero de 1897
Venia va sufriendo de dolores de
cabeza desde hacia muchos meses,
escr;be la Sra Darbin, profesora de
piano en- ClermOnt y 20 podia dedi-
Carme a NADIA. Ademds sentia palpi-
tSciOnes y un sabor de boca malisimO.
Cuando me levantaba por las MANA
mas Sc me presentaban dolores en-
los rinOnes.
No tard6 mucho en- desapare-
cerme pOr complete ell apetito; me
cOstaba gran trabajo respirar; y 81 me
esfOrzaba pOr conner algO, la comida
Sc me asentaba en- ell est0mago como
81 fuese una lOsa de plomo. Por otra
parte, tenia los nerViOs tan excitados
que no pOdia cerrar los ojos en- toda
la nOche. En- una palabra, no tard6
NADIA en- quedarme tan debilitada
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
RUBE" AT OLD TRICKS.
 SAYS GOODBYE ID MAILER

Philadelphia, May 2O.-The St. Louis baseball club of the American league left this city for Botson this afternoon, leav- ing "Rube" Waddell, the former Phila- delphia pitcher, behind.
 'Rube" quit the team today after de- ciaring that he had not been treatly fairly by the management. After pitching a game against his old team here yesterday, carrying St. Louis to victory, Waddell asked for an advance in salary. He did not get the money This morning he walked up to the desk in the hotel where the western players were stopping and turned in his uniform and the key to his room. When asked for an explanation he turned to Secretary J. c. Ricket and said:
 "I can't get my money so here Is my suit, and you can tell Manager McAleer have quit. He can blacklist me if he wants to-"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
Vaughn Wen Afflicted
 Win H0OdO0 Letter B"

A local fan has discovered the hoodoo that has followed the Barons assiduously through the current season. It is the letter "B."
 The cellar champion of the Southern league, Birmingham; the under dog of the American league, Boston, and the tailender of the National league, Brook lyn. are each afflicted with the initial "B"
 There are, in the five leagues in which the local fans are interested, three cities beginning with B., Birmingham, Bos- ton and Brooklyn
 However, if, as this fan contends, the hoodoo is found in the letter "B,' then Birmingham is more acutely afflicted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
to
 in Summer
Persons seeking Recrea- tion, Health and Rest, find it in North Michigan.
 Book of 200 Views Free

Advance sleeping cars leave Louis vile 3:45 p. m., Cincinnati D. m, Pennsviyania- R. & I. lines for Pe- tosky and Mackinaw City.
 .'T'he North land Limited" with sleep ing cars for Mackinac, Little Traverse Bay and Grand Traverse Bay resorts, viii he esta ablished June 2S for season, leaving Louisville 345 p. m-, Cincinnati ! D. m. daily.
 .ar particulars about through pas sen ger service and tourist fares to Nor3b Michfgan resorts, illustrated descriptions, etc, write R. H. Lacey, &. P. Agt., 221 Fourth avenue, north, Nashville. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

than any other of the trio of unfortun- ates.
 The local team is called the Barons. Witness the letter "B."
 If "B" is really the hoodoo, Bob Baugh, president of the club, carrying with him all the time two of the miserable let ters, does not help the situation.
 The fan who figured out the hoodoo concerning which writers all over the cir cult have been scratching their heads, suggests that while Birmingham can- not be eliminated, the "Barons' can.
 "Give us some other name," he pleads, and asks if "Prohibs'' would suit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
MANAGER TOFT RESIGNS
 MEMBERSHIP AT COLUMBUS

Columbus, Miss, May 20.-(SpeciaL)-- Jack Toft today resigned the manager ship of the local baseball club. He stat ed the climate did not suit him and he failed to Timber up the way he anticipat- ed. He left for Toronto, Canada, today.
 Toft has done splendid work during his stay here. He has kept the Discover ers' up at the front the entire season and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
DELEGATES FOR BRYAN. South Carolina Democrats Hold State
 Convention.

Columbia, S. C., May 2O.-The state democratic convention met here today and by resolution instructed the delegates to the national convention to vote for the nomination of William J. Bryan for the presidency
 M L. Smith of Camden. former speak
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

showed at all times his thorough knowl- edge of the game.
 Ace Stewart, who managed the locals the latter part of last season, and who began work here in the early spring, mas greatly improved in health by his stay in Indiana and will arrive in Columbus tomorrow to take the place vacated by Toft's resignation today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

Bids will be opened at noon, May 25th, for privileges at Fair Grounds during the Reunion for Popcorn and Pea nuts, Cold Drinks, Novelties, Cigars, Optical Goods, etc. Full information supplied by J. B. Babb, Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

pink tea habitue is wholly out of place.
 Something should be done right at this time. It is barely possible that the speed and hitting of the Barons may manage to pull them again into respectable com pany, even though valuable time has been lost.
 But time is valuable, and something should be done. Manager Vaughn should tell the people at home why the team cannot or does not win. If there IS an element of dissention, or cold-blooded throw down." he should know of it, and report 1t at once.
 The performance of the Barons in New Orleans was worst than any other sample passed out this season.
 They went into every fight whipped to a queen taste before the first gun was fired.
 They played like weddings They were afraid to move They misplaced what ever daring that a natal hour may nave instilled into them They were dumb founded mystified, lost in an inpene- trable maze. They groped through nine innings as men in dark room They
 were not so rotten. They were weak, as if in the presence of superior beings. They knuckled down in a manner revolt ing to all Anglo-Saxons.
  they were timid mice in the claws of yellow cat. or a canary fascinated by the glossy eyes of a serpent. The Peli- cans stole bases at will. They scored from second on a hit to pitcher and from third while the twirler was preparing to fire his gun They stood stock still and saw the Pelicans walk away with every game.
 In Mobile t1ie Barons performed cred itably In spite of the fact that Mobile is near the top, the Barons downed the Gulls in easy fashion. While the Peli- cans are near the bottom, the Barons did not raise a finger to defeat them. There is something exceedingly rotten in the entire situation. Now they move over to Little Rock. There is no telling what will happen in the city over which Finn reigns. The Barons may defeat the Travellers. Then, again. the Travellers may walk away with Deyery game of the series. And it Is Dbarely possible that every game will be la magnificent battle. There's no telling |what will happen, and we regret ex- Exceedingly to report that the fans al Dhome are caring very little. After the Little Rock series, which consists of but three games, the Bar ons invade Memphis for four. After the AMemphis series they return home, and on local ground meet in succession the four clubs of the west.
 There was but one respectable game
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

in the Southern league yesterday At lanta defeated Memphis to Z, and thls result was not without more hitting than should have been allowed. Little Rock swamped Nashville 10 to l. Mont gomery got the decision over Moblle, 10 to ', although neither pitcher was able to keep the batsmen rom sung ing the ball at will.
 In the Montgomery box score one reads where Steve Reagan is singing the bill. Steve has been stinging the ball, incidentally since retiring from the ranks of the Barons. In spite or this fact the fans here are satisfied that Manager Vaughn got the better end of the Reagan Henline trade.
 Montgomery is playing Pitcher Bliss on first during the period of Baxter's suspension. Bliss got no fewer than three hits yesterday. and Baxter was missed not a little bit.
 For the first time in many seasons, Cincinnati is in the first division of the National league.
 Johnny McGraw and his New York Giants have fallen out of the more se- feet company, and are now in the sec ond division, a fact which is causing no one in Birmingham to grieve.
 Chicago, in the National, and New York, in the American, are daily 1n- creasing their leads Each Is moro than 100 per centage points better off than it's nearest competitor. It seems that Downey on yesterday found that flaw in the Pelican left field fence. over which Joe Rickert has made so many home runs this season. At any rate the third sacker dropped thes phere over that portion of the parks boundary yesterday afternoon. and made the third home run scored by tie Barons this season.
 Incidentally since leaving Birming- ham. Downey according to all reports, has played an excellent game. All of which reminds that "Rube" ] Waddell has grown stale with his l threats of retirement He will go into 1 the woods, and after remaining there a few weeks, return to St. Louis and i pitch McAleer to another victory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

CT of the South Carolina house of rf senatives, was made permanent chai of the convention. After the appoin1I of committees on resolutions and
 form a recess was taken until toniG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

Washington, May 20.-Senator s B. Elkins, upon being shown the that an agent of the Duke of the zi had returned to Italy, after ing with the senator for the marI his daughter to the Duke, said had seen no one from Italy a there was no truth in the report
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

When you feel all tried out an up generally, take Hoods Sarsa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

There was but one respectable game
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

{ Selling Race for Prize-sprintng down three rize Tracks-SIo, $I5 and $2o-and the Prize for
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 largest manufacturers of mems fine clothing in ca. We have an offer of this stock at a bargain
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