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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Ball Magnates Hold Session. HARMONY Is CHIEF
 CHARACTERISTIC Dome Contests Are of Spirited
 Variety. Result of Decisions Reschea fin c..~x ciaims Made By The Club. of Two Bis orsani-
 xafious.

ing made the heaviest draftinss unon me minor leagues that have been made the SationsI isGIry ysasessr ss sTr.nn,,sG ssssSa night promulgated a list of the draft Ings made by the major Ieagues and ssI1ourned with harmony prevailing mong the leaders of the National l., There were several spirited contests sn tne meeting during the day and deveiopesS sSyea1ns' ann real Put s,,, none of them m.rtn m the sass of Pitcher Vaughn. for. Hmsyyc Ha1siy or Macon. now with Louisvilie.l gently awarded to the Cincinnati Ns- vvonss over the protest of the New York Americana.
 today agreed to reopen the case to hear the claims of the New York Amertcans for the services of Vaughn and na after the evidence had been heard club with the understanding that he IS to remain with Louisville during me remainder of the present season Lousvis i eIuS ssoo psid ,o rssorn for ysar so 1hs and Louisville Is to return to Cincin- nat nat 2 like sum paid by the. local Ma 0dst deela LagIs inv.S tssn in the deal which
 The commission took action upon motion or President Heydler and re- fused tc make rule 51 retroactive of Player olnstead, of Minneapolis. and Olmstead is notified to report to the Chicago Americans within forty SO. the Chicago club is to have D sole d
 The statement of President Dreyfus % tn: ss eS Sf club Sss for 'ss sa services of Player Blackburn of the ProyideneS R. r. club of the Eastarn
 The following drafts Tor players
 American League:-By New York from Richmond. Reveile. Portsmonth.
 By Boston. from Nashville. Tonne-
 By St. Louis. from Houston. New
 By Cleveland. from savannah. Murch; Roanoke. Newton.
 By chiessso: fsem s New r,o.sesa. rorlsensa. Ryan; Guthrie, Warning.
 National League:
 By Brooklyn. from RaltimeEs. pss- roiff; Oklahoma City. Mccormiek; "sS0 By New York, from Norfolk. Temple; Ri5minSh1sn. gIaR ar saokinsham IlSkanon' wilson, Y wssver; w EniS. Woods; xndsrson.
 The following drafts were disaliowed
 By Brooklyn: Chicago, N. L.. Chicago, A. L., and Cincinnati from
 By New York N. L.. from Memphis. DauberE
 Chicago National League. from san
 The draft of the Pittsburg club from the Portland club of Player Gus Fischer was set aside.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Split it.

No hit games are getting to be very ordi nary in this league now. Jack Lively, old man Brett. and now this Frank Allen, and by the way. 1t makes two Alabama boys that have pitched no-hit games in this league this season. Lively from CuIImap county and Allen from Hale county. while Sam Wesms from Union Springs has pitch- cd a no-hit game over in the South Allan. tic. Hard to beat Alabama in the matte, of turning out star twirlers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Whiteman pulled Thomas out of a hole in the third when he threw Mccay out at the plate and tagged Wheat when he over ran the third sack Pope pulled the gang out of bad hole in the fifth when he knocked down sentell's hit. and threw Wheat out at third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
TO PREPARE PROGRAM.

Birmingham. Sept. 1.-tspecial )-At the request of Frank Carpenter. private secre- tary to President Taft, the program of the visit of the president to Birmingham is to be prepared at once. ,'
 At q meeting of the special committed of the Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow morning when details will be mapped out A banquet and drive through the industrial section are among the feat ures planned. and a special feature will be public address by the distinguished visi- tor
 President Taft reaches Birmingham Nov ember 2. Secretary Carpenter teiegraphed Mayor o'Brien asking a full program of the day in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

And the Turtles handed it to the Crackers again yesterday. The game was not sched uled one. but Col. Smith thought that with Red Tom Fisher on the hill he could an. mex it. About 5:3o P. NJ. he revised hi. thinking apparatus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
BIRMINGHAM SHOWS
 MUCH BUILDING ACTIVITY

Birmingham, Sept. I.-(Speciai. )-- High water mark for building activity in Birmingham Is noted in the records for the first eight months of the year, just completed.
 It Is shown that the first eight months of 1908 had building permits aggregating $1,394,0ss as compared with $1.774.504. For the first eight months of 1909. August. 1909, had a total of $l65,S46 as compared with a total of sl43.sl7 for August, 1908. As last year was record breaker, the new figures are far ahead of any other showing ever made in this district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

There was some pitching down in Mo bile and New Orleans yesterday. Frank AL len shut the Climbers out without q hit. and George Paige shut the Volunteers out with one scratch hit Going some. that.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
SECRETARY WINTERS HAS
 FAIR SPACE UNSOLD

Posted in a conspicuous place in the offace of Major Winters. secretary Of the Fair Association. Is a large blue print of the main building. the exhibit stands, the booths and stores at Van diver Park Persons desiring to rent spacs for exhibits stores, and stands may do so by applying to Major Win ters nt his office in the Commercial Club building on Court Square. He Is anxious to interest the local merchants and manufacturers and hopes that
 many will have exhibits at the fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
CRACKERS LICKED
TURTLES TURN TRICK ON LEAGUE
 LEADERS.
phis-Few Hits Were Made, the Babblers Making Lone
 Tally fn Ninth.

Memphis. TenL.,. Sept. l.-Memphis and Atlanta played championship ball today. the locals winning in the ninth by one lonely run. Daubert hit for and was advanced 10 third by Shields. who sacrificed. but who. was safe on the play to catch Daubert at third. Fisher, pitching for At<nta, passed Cranston and Coulson, next man up. drove long fly. 10 right field, Dau- bert scoring and ending the. game. six scattered hits. while Fisher allow ed five
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Brooklyn Shut Out.
New York wina

Batteries: Overall and Archer. Bell, Fin layson and Berger Time i:t3. Umpires Rigler and Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
JOHNSON IS HURT.
washingtOn's Premier Pitcher Out
 Game.

Washington. Sept. 1.-waiter John. son. washington's premier pitcher, and one of the star twirlers of the Amerl- can League. may never pitch another American League game because of an injury to his shoulder during a recent game at Cleveland.
 It Is feared that one of the fragments of Johnson's arm Is torn. and in that event, there is only slight chance for the complete restoration Of the arm.
 Johnson has pitched forty games this year and has shown splendid form.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
OIIver Hayea DI.mEnneA.

Mobile, Sept, l,-(Special )-Oliver Hayes. a white man who was arrested by the Sheriff on the charge of grand larceny on complaint of Mrs. Jodie Wortman, who alleged that he took 6 gold stick pin belonging to her, was before the Inferior Court this morn ing and after hearing the evidence in the case. Hayes was dismissed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
econdvc,or CIn Recover..

Huntsville. Sept lSpecia) --Af- ter being confined several weeks from injuries received in an encounter with a drunken passenger at Kelso. Tenn. Conductor A. M. Gill of the Nashville. Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway. has recovered and will resume his du- ties in a few days. For time 1t was thought that MT. Gnl would not live.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Caught With Goods .

Huntsville, Sept. l-- Special. )--Rob- ert Anderson. q negro. was lodged ln jail by Deputy Bullard last night on a charge of violating the prohibition law. He was caught selling whiskey from a market basket which was filled with small bottles. Anderson is the first prohibition violator that the Huntsville officers have captured since the prohibition laws went Into effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Slaughtered in Second
PELICANS WIN GAME
PAIGE PITCHES MAGNIFICENT BALL
 THROUGHOUT.
Allows Travellers But One Hit, Shutting Nashville Out in Concluding Game of series--Perdue Let Down In sixth.

New Orleans. Sept. Paige today allowed Nashville but one scratch hit. The local captured the concluding game of the series ? to O.. Dexter sixth. stole second and scored on Huels- mans single. An error by Butler and Rohe's sacrifice fly allowed the second run. Bay sent a slow grounder De- tween the pitcher and first base. which was not attempted to be fieided until beaten out. spelling the chances of second successive no-hit game being pitched on the local diamond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Eirhf Ia A Nrnw.

Duquesne Gardens. Pittsburg, Pa. Sept l-Neither Ad wolgast nor liar, lem Tommy Murphy could show a shade the best of 1t at the end of their sfx-round bout before the National Sporting Club tonight. Throughout the bout each struggled to assume the lead but fight fans declared that 1t was the cieanest draw witnessed hero for some years. Both fighters clamored for Q return match.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
HuntsviIle's First Bale.

Huntsville. Sejt. l-- (SpeciaL)- A. Love, a negro farmer from the south ern part of Madison County. has brought the first bale of Madison Coun- ty cotton of the new crop to market He brought 1t to town in the seed and sold It to the Alabama Cotton oil Com pany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
l. s Huh.nn Hurt

Mobile, Sept. l.--(Special .)-J. S.
 Hudson. white painter living at Whistler. while painting 6 house out near the end of Government Street to- day, was thrown to the ground. a dist ance of fifteen feet. by scaffold breaking. his right leg was broken. Hudson was taken to the city hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Loonelx Played Game

Chicago, Sept 1.-chicago defeated phiiadeiphia today 6 to 2 in a loosely played game in which six pitchers were E used. The game was called after the delpi1ia to catch a traip east. Walsh strained his side before he had pitched to one batter and retired in favor oi Scott. A twe-bagger by Cole and strumental in scoring five runs Tn the fifth and winning the game for Chics- "a : go. Score: n F.; Phiis 3eiphia .001 900 ola 6
 Batteries-waish. Scott. Burns and Owens; Coombs, Krause, Dygert and Thomas. Time. 1:4s. umpires. Evans and O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Natl0nal Ieawur.

Pittsburg- Boston; rain. TWO games
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
GAMES TODAY.
American Leaxu.

Southern League
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

whiteman.a Sacrifice hits. whiteman. Guese. sacrince fly. Hart. Two base Double Dol plays. Mecay to Hickman; Co. cash to Sentell. Struck out, by Hick man. 1; by Guese; g.. Base on balls. oft Hickman. g.; of Juul. l.. Left on bases, CT by Juul. (WheaD. Innings pitched by Guese 1-3; by Juul, 2 2-3. Hits. apportioned. of Guese. (: or Juul. 2. against Juul. 10 Time. 1:47. Empires Carpenter and Fitzsimmons-
 Second Game.
 paw. got in the way on the second. and knockwed Greminger's people out of a double
 It was nothing but Frank Allen. game. striking out nine batters. Ker- win. Greminger, Osteen twice, Thomas twice, Hart, Daily and Wiseman being his victims.
 non in the second and Kerwin in the third. but none of them cost anything as the batters behld them simply could not hit Allen. Jud Daily in the sixth inger's crew to get to second base. With two down in that round. Daly bunted and Allen made bad throw of his bunt to McCay. then Kerwin
 
 fly to the outheld.
 Thomas did not pitch his usual game, but he managed to scatter the hits made off him so widely that none of them would have counted but for the error of Whiteman in the second round. Cocash had hit safe and was worked around to third on sacrifices of Wag- ner and Rhoton. With two out, Lud- wig hit one to Whiteman that the lat ter fumbled, Cocash scoring he only run of the game. But 1t was the win ming run.
 Whiteman pulled Thomas out of an ugly hole in the third. Watson hit clean, but was forced at second on McCay's bunt to Thomas. Wheat walked, and sentell hit one that Os- teen knocked down and threw to Pope to stop Wheat at second. the runner beating the ball and filling the bags with only one out. Cocash hit to third and Whiteman threw McCay out at the In the third Thomas had the bags full with two out, but a fly to Hart saved the day, In the fifth Wheat started 1t with a two-bagger. but Pope knocked down Sentelis hit, and threw Wheat out at third. The one run, however. had won the game.
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Summary--Two base hits. Henline. Yancey. Three base hit. Yancey. Stolen base, Flood. Collins. Base on balls, off Buchanan. 1; off Manuel. 1. Sacrifice fly. Gygli. Sacrifice hit Mo iiivray. Yancey. Gygli Struck out Buchanan. 1; Manuel, g.. Balk. Manuel. Passed ball Raub. Double play. Mo Silvray to Ellam. Time 1:20. Umpire Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
BARONS WIN GAME
sTHEM DUES, POUND BUCHANAN
 HARD.
Little Rock Hit Manuel Freely, But Drives Always Went to Hands of Birmingha Out
 fieldera.

Little Rock, Sept. Little Rock hit Manuel hard, but the drives usually went straight at an opposing fielder and the locals were shut out by Bir- mingham to O. The visitors landed on Buchanan hard in two innings. Heniine's wonderful running catch of Collins line drive in the ninth saved Manuel from being scored upon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Totals: 70 Sl 1s sBatted for Hickman in seventh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
cuhn uuv echwemciE,

Cincinnati. Ohio, Sept. l-Pitcher Schwenck. of the Memphis feam Scuthern League. was purchased today by the Chicago Nationals, according to an announcement made hy President Murphy, of the Chicago club. Ina reported price Is s2.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Totals .... .......S. O 6s25 II s-one out when game ended.

Summary hits. Newton, Daubert Sacrifice hits, McMnrray play, Jordan to Newton to Smith: Wheeler to Baerwald. Struck out. Fisher. {: Quiesser, 3. Base on balls. pires. Pfenninger and o'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

New York. Sept l.-st. Louis outbatted New York today. but was beaten to 6. because the locals followed the gifts Of the visitors pitchers with timely hits. Manager Bresnahan of St. Lotus was busted from the game by Umpire Emslie for disputing de- cision and pitcher Raymond of New York had to retire In the sixth after being hit on the head by one of Baekman's curves
 Score: R. H. E. St. Louis .... .... ..oio 200 oia--s II 2 New York .... .... .. 900 s03 0Jx--s (
 Batteries: Lush. Backman and Bliss; Ray-mon. crandall and Myers. Time 2:os. Umpire Enslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Whips Pntsy KIIne,

Pittsburg, Sept. Is-Bis Mackey, of Cleveland. defeated Patsy Kline, of Newark, ir 8 six round bout at the Douglas Athletic Club. Kline gave the worst exhibition of fighting ever seen here. He did everything but bite and kick Mackey,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
KEENE's WINNERS.

New York, Sept. 1.--When Sweep won the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay he placed his owner, James R. Keene, at the head of the list of winning owners on the Eastern tracks.
 Mir. Keene's horses have earned a total of about $10S,0O0 In round mum bers. with S. c. Hildreth holding sec ond honors, nearly $84.000. Sweeps net share of the Futurity stakes was $24,- 75O. which added to $12.733 won by Ben Brush in the National Stallion stakes. and other moneys, has increased his any other 2-year-old mas won this year. Rocky O'Brien. winner of the Hopeful stakes, stands second to Sweep, with $18.530.
 MT. Keene won more than $400.000 in stakes and purses on the New York tracks in 1907, breaking the worlds record.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

The orpheum saves you the price of admission by cutting eut the lenRs tiresome weits between pictures where there ls but one machtne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Iohn DouRhertv FineA-

Mobile. Sept. l.-(SpeclaI )-John pougherty. white man. was today fined $50 or ninety days. for being drunk. This fine is given ali offend : CTS by the Recorder since prohibition vent into effeet-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
DON'T FORGET,

We are still agents for PabSt Blue Ribbon Beer $IO.50 per cask f. 0. b. PenSacOla.
 l. Brickman & Co.,,
 Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
LAMAR IS WINNER or
 THE M0N0LITE TROPHY

At the Court Street alleys last night. three games were bowled to decide the contest for the monolite ball offered as c trophy for the highest score. Lamar won over the other contestants by a margin of 97 points. his total score being SAT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Won't Fly Ia st. Louls :.

Dayton, O.. Sept. r. Wilbur wrigh will not fly at St. Louis in competition with Glenn H, Curtiss. This infornln tion was given out at the Wright honis by mem bers of the family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Lake Erie TroGs.

Meadville, Pa.. Sept. 1-But two events of the second days card Of the l4ake Erie trottlng circuit meeting here rain and cold weather. Dorena Dale had things hel own way in the 2:3s trot, but the 2:2S pace was hotly COB tested. Summaries:
 2:2S pace. purse S400--Director H won; Terre H., second: Frauline Hal third. Best time 2:l9 1-4' by Terre H.
 2:24 trot. purse sl.00o, stake race Zeo Patcher, second; Roy Brooks, third Best time 2:21 l-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Summary--stolen base, Butler. Dex- ter. Hill Sacrifice hits, Wiseman Rohe. Double plays. East to Sabrie; Butler 10 East. Struck out. by Perdue. T.. Base on balls. by Paige. 3. Left on bases. New Orleans. [: Nashville. s. Time. 1:36. Umpire. Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
rir. in Nn,rcnntIe. l<r .

Newcastle, Ky, Ser {. Fire here early today destroyed Bondurants iv- cry stable, the J. W. Wilkinson zen eral store and the residence of Mrs William Barber. Loss. S2o.00o: fully insured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
PENSACOLA WINS.

Takes Game From Geneva by Shut-out
 Score.
 Pensacola, Fla, Sept 1.-(Special.) By taking the game this afternoon by the score of to 0 from Geneva. the Pensacola team held Its record of not having lost a single series this season.
 The Geneva team now shifts to Fort Barrancaa for a series of three games
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Armepienm Lemmu~

Cleveland New York: cold weather. St. Louis. '; Washinsto ton. s. Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 2. Detroit. 5: Boston, {. tEleven inn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Clark Griffith is making his Reds 20 some. A couple of games in one day is not bad, even if they were from the poor old Phillies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
southern .

Montgomery. TO: Mobile, 2-i. New Orleans. 2; Nashville, O.. Memphis. 1; Atlanta. 0.
 Birmingham. {; Little Rock 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Must have been kind of a farce that game in Brooklyn when the Cubs landed 12 to o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Summary-Stolen

Summary-Stolen bases. McCay, Wheat, Daley Sacrifice hit. Wagner. Two-base hit. Wheat. Double play Ludwig to Sentell. Whiteman to shan non to Whiteman Base on balls, of Allen 8, off Thomas 3. Struck out, by Allen 9. by Thomas 1. Left on bases, Mobile 8, Montgomery 2. Time. 1925. Empires, Carpenter and Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
St. Louis Wins.

St. Louis. Sept. 1.-washington wound up It's season in St. Louis with a defeat of to 6. All St. Louis runs were made In the first inning, on succession or wild throws The visitors cut down this lead and drove Powell from the box in the ninth Graham retiring the last Washingten hat ter with the bases full.
 Score. K. n. E q, Louis TOO 900 00x7 i Washington .. ..soo 900 202--s 12 6
 Batteries: Powell. Graham and Griger; oberiin Groom and Street. Time 2:oS. Um- pire Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
READvILLE pERroRMANcE.
some Calculations on Baron AlcyOn's
 Knee.

Chicago. Sept. l.-That Baron Al cyon, winner of the American Trot- ting Derby at Readville. Mass. could maintain his speed for a distance was shown when he stepped a mile and a half less $40 feet in 3:09 IA. or the rate of about 2:14 3-4 to the mile.
 But, on the other hand 1t IS con- tended by many horsemen that it was only his long start that enabled him to win from better horses, as there was half a dozen in the race capable of doing the distance in better time than he made.
 The mathematics of the case show how 1t Is possible for slow horse to defeat a fast one under conditions where the handicap is by distance in- stead of bv weight.
 Tn trotting mile and a half less $40 feet at the rate of 2:14 3-4 to the mile. Baron Alcyon would handily. beat any horse which went the full mile and a half at 2:09 gait, because the lat ter would finish his journey in 3:1S 1-3. while the horse doing the lesser dist ance, at the comparatively slow rate of 2:14 3-4 to the mile, would finish In 3:09 1-4. In other words, a horse trotting a mile and a half at the rate of 2:09 to the mile would be beaten about ITO feet by a horse trotting a mile and half less $40 feet at q 2:14 l. gait.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

today.
 Chicago, 12: Brooklyn, 0. New York, g; St. Louis, 6. Cincinnati, 7-9; Pniladelphia. s-S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
natrolt FinaIly Wins. .

Detroit. Sept. i.--Detroit was forced to use three pitchers to win from Eos' ton today. the game going eleven nm tngs with $ to score.
 Speer was knocked off the slab in the eighth and Willett succeeded him. He retired in the tenth to let O'Leary bat The one team filled the bases In that inning with no one out. bur could moi score a throw to the plate oy Speaker doubling Tom Jones who was trying tI score the winning rua.
 In the eleventh. Cobb walked, wen, to third on two infield outs and scored on Moriarty's. short single to right. cI' Jones's triple and cobb's home run In the first and two singles: and Craw- ford's double in the third costing hir four runs. After that the home club could not touch him. Wagner split his thumb fielding a hard hit ground ball while Niles collided with Bush steal. ing second base. his head hitting Bush's knee. He was forced to retlrs Score: x. H E . Boston .. 900 200 020 0o--4 |?
 Batteries-speer. Wilett. Mullin ana 2:20 Umpires. Perrine and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Three Big Values In Whiskey
 FOF@I.60 Gallon Progress Gln.
 O'COnneR Rye,
 ROvance Corn. Greil Trading Co.,, Penancola. Fla. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Suffering cats. Too cold to play ball ir Cleveland. while down here one would have a blister burned on his hand if he picked up stone in the streets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

The Climbers lay off today and Friday. and Castle Higgins will be dark on the two days. The soprano voice of Umpire Hig- gins will fill the hall on Saturday when the Climbers are in New Orleans. Sunday Hig- gins will give the Montgomsry-New Orleans game out at the Picket Springs Casino.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
NatiOnaI Learue
Amerinan Aa.n.aati.

Kansas City at Milwaukee. St. Paul at Minneapolis. Louisville at Columbus. Toledo at Indianapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Knoxville. 0; Chattanooga, 3. Augusta. 6: Columbia, 1. Columbus, {: Jacksonville, 3. Macon, 6; Savannah.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

The WhlsI1ey Without the Headache
 Bottled En Bond
 Green lsIVeR ( Full Quarts Exp. Paid .. .... $500 GreiI Trading Co.,, Pensaeola Fla. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Amerfcnn Annaciafia
south AtIantie I.aru

Louisville, 1; Toledo. 0.
 Columbus. 10: Indianapolis, (
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Southern League. Atlanta at Little Rock. Nashville at Mobile.
 Americah League. Boston at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. St. Louis at Chicago.
 National League. Pittsburg at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Pickett Springs
 Bottled in Bopd four full quarts for
 e4OO. Express Paid. l I. Brlckmau & Co.,, Pensacola. Fla.