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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-10
=: p.us s.: ;s.s. :. = Luck Against the Climb
Y. M. c. A. Indoor Athletic Meet
Will be Held This Evening

Dip on parallels: J. Marcus. A. Burt
and NJ A. Mason.
Fifteen yard dash: A. Harmon. y
Marcus. A Moore. Gus Daley and u
A. Mason.
Water sports: @. A. Boyd. A. Burt.
A. Moore, T. l. Hackett. H. II. Bandy
and +. r. Holt.
Small ribbons will be given to the
winners OF each event while larger
ribbons will also be given to the first
three making the highest total num-
Der of points from oil the events ea-
tered
On Tuesday evening August ~, =
banquet will be given at the Y. M g.
A. for the members OF the Mobile
team, the winners OF the recent In
door baseball league. by the members
of the other teams.
From August 10 until September 1,
the gymnasium floor viii be closed
for repairs and from August Is until
August rs. the baths ana the pool will
also be closed for repairs.
On September I. George 4. Stock, Of
Winston Salem, N c.. who was re-
Gently elected physical director by the
hoard of directors. will take charge
Mr. Hening will leave about this time
on his vacation and upon his return
he will devote his entire time to the
interests Of the boys department
The two pool tables. which were re-
rectors for the association building.
were shipped from Cincinnati yester-
day and are expected to arrive In
few days.
They will be installed In the social
room of the Y. NJ. c. A. and a nomin-
al fee will be charged per game to
keep up the repairs on the tables. 4.
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SPANG IS HONORED
GUEST AT 4 FORMAL FAREwELL
DINNER.
Splendid Lowing Cup Ia Presented TO
Popular Artist Who VIII Leave
Montgomery In Few
Days, 5F

In honor of Frank NJ, Spansslst. ear
toonist on The Advertiser ana Tor more
than four years the head If the Art
Department Of The Advertiser, DIR. A
II. Montgomery entertained last night
at a delightful dinner in the nature OF
farewell 20 Mr.. Spangler who VIII
leave In q few days to assume charge
Of the Art Department of Grit" e.
widely known publication Of Williams
port. Pa.
The guests of DR.. Montgomery in.
cluded representatives OF the newspa.
pers the musical and the commercial
circles of Montgomery.
The feature Of the evening was thu
presentation OF magnificent loving
cup to Mr.. Spangler. The gift came
from the LIST Cavalry Bah6. admittedly
the best band Organization in the State
and in which Mr.. Spangler has been q
leading and one OF the most popular
members.
The presentation speech was made By
VIII T. Sheehan, of The Advertiser,
who spoke of the remarkable esteem In
which Mr. Spangler Is hold in Mont
gomery-it being said that he was "the
most popular young man OF the city,
That Mr.. Spangler had decided to enter
a wider field In cartoon work was re-
GREETED. not only by the management
OF The Advertiser and his associates on
Lne phpSTs DuL Dy many NJ tA1
people OF Montgomery who had learned
to appreciate his unfailing geniafity
and his good humor, and who had ap-
preeiated him as one of the most COM
petent cartoonists who had ever work.
ed on q Southern newspaper.
The magnificent silver cup was pre-.
sented to him as a token from the mu.
sicians of Montgomery who knew him
best and who best appreciated his gifta
as a musician, as an artist and as q
man.
Mr.. Spangler. touched by the Offer
ing, was able to say but few words
in appreciation Of the handsome and
unexpected gift.
Brief addresses wsre dHiivered by DR..
Montgomery, the host OF the occasion.
Bruce Kennedy and Jack Lawes. All
bespoke the remarkable esteem In
which the cartoonist Is regarded as .
man in Montgomery and In the tribute
said to him as q man, there was almost
lost the general appreciation Of him ~
an artist and a observation-disclosures he
has been generally regarded IA the
most talented cartoonist working on
Southern newspaper.
The party at the dinner, which was
excellent served at the Theatrical Club.
was composed of DIR. A. H. Montgom-
cry, Ralph Lindner, Edward j. Ma
honey, Jack Lawes, Fred Rudolpht
Bruce Kennedy. Frank NJ. Spangler.
George Williams and VIII 7. Sheehan.
Mr.. Spangler will leave Wednesday
evening for his new home in Williams
port.
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FUND Is INCREASED
CONTINGENT FUND OF THE Gov
ERNOR is DOUBLED.
Has Provision That the Money BE Elk
pended for Attaining Better En-
fOrcement of the Laws OF
The State.

Speaker Carmichael yesterday intro
duced two bills. by the provisions Of
which he intends to arm officers of the
State for the enforcement OF the pro-
hibltion laws. One of the bills in
creases the contingent fund OF the
Governor from $4,000 to $4,000 year,
with the provision that the fund be
expended for the purpose of attaining
better enforcement of the laws of the
State.
The better enforcement OF the law,
in every instance-so far as regards
the expression at the present session
means the enforcement of the prohibl-
ton laws. It is for this that the added
appropriation is intended.
The second bill provided for an APP
propriation of $500 a year, which is to
be used by the Solicitors of Circuit
and City Courts which have jurisdict-
ion over prohibition violations. to be
used by each Solicitor in better en-
forcement OF the prohibition statutes.
The bill provided that, for the nrst
year under the new prohibition bills.
$3.50 be allowed each solicitor, while
for each subsequent year. $500. be al
lowed.
Because of the nature Of the reason
for the added appropriations, each OF
the two Carmichael bills were referred
to the Committee on Temperance.
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Philadelphia. Z; Detroit. /.
st. Louis, s.; Washington, Z.
New York, 8: Cleveland. o.
Boston, q; Chicago, L.
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The first annual Y. NJ. C. A. indoor
athletic meet will be held this even
ing at 8 o'clock on the gymnasium
floor and from the number of entries
In the several events. the meet will
be of considerable interest TO all the
local Y. NJ. c. A members.
This meet Is only preparatory TO
an outdoor meet which will be held
at the State Fair this fall and In
view of this fact several of the men
have been practicing hard the past
few weeks to make good showing
this evening
There are already mony entries for
the several events and ). K. Hening
stated yesterday afternoon that he ex-
pected fully twenty-five or thirty
would be entered to participate ny the
time the whistle blows tonight.
Following are the entries for the
events up to last evening:
Boyi, l. w. wilcox, A. Moore, Gus
Daley. r. Travis. and II. IL. Bandy.
Running high jump with spring
board: G.. Boyd. l. w. Wilcox. A.
Moore, T. l. Hackett. Gus Daley.
Standing broad jump: l. w. Wilcox
and Gus Daley.
Two standing broad jump: A. Han
non. Gus Daley and /. w Wilcox.
Running broad jump: J. Marcus. ID.
Travis and Gus DALEY.
Standing high jump: A. Harmon. J.
l. w. Wilcox. A. Moore. Gus
Daley and II. II. Baniy.
Sixteen pound shot put: A. Burt. e.
l. Hackett, NJ. A. Mason and Stephen
Harris Moriarty.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletic. Defeat T1wer..

Philadelphia, Aug. 9.--Philadel phla
defeated Detroit this afternoon by a
score of to /, the victory giving the
home team two victories In the Sc
ries to Detroit's one. and making the
battle for first place more exciting
than ever. A crowd Of 1915 persons
turned out, the largest attendance on
record for Monday game, excepting
opening day. Detroit played very bad
ball in the field.
In the third inning the home team
scored two runs on four errors without
making hit. Philadelphia put up a
sensational game In the field.
Pitcher Donovan of Detroit was to
have pitched today, but he was served
with q notice OF suspension by Presi-
dent Johnson for disputing decision
in last SATURDAYS game. Manager
Jennings was sent OF the coaching
line for arguing with Umpire Evans
this afternoon. R.H e.
Philadelphia :. ...0o2 COL 49, Z /
Detroit. >. >. 1000 leo 000-1 s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Livingstone;
Willetts and Breckendorff Time, i:45.
Umpires, Evans and Perrin.
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MERRILL SAYS JACKSON
IS HOT AFTER FRANCHISE

birmingham. Aug. Especial. y
That several managers are kicking
themselves for waving on Bill McGil-
vray, the Leagues premier swatter,
was attested today when Mobile Of
fered Sabrie in exchange and Bill
smith Kirkpatrick and some money.
Roth offers were turned down.
The Chicago Cubs signed contract
to play two games in Birmingham
March 24-25 next year. Also with
Nashville two succeeding days.
President Merrill of the defunct Cot
ton States League, with headquarters
in Jackson, was in Birmingham today
and made the statement that Jackson
was moving Heaven and earth to OBJ
tain the Montgomery franchise OF the
Southern League.
He states that Jackson is baseball
hungry and in his opinion would sun
port a team better than Montgomery
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Spike Shannon had the fans down
at Jack Higgins's sounding his praises.
McMurray In the first inning was the
only man to steal on him. while he
threw out Newton in the second and
Barr In the fourth.
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A hunt in the ninth would probably
have won the game. Whiteman. the
first man up. hit clean. but Champ Os-
Then Rockenfield hit clean. but Bliss.
the fourth man up, struck out. Joe
Pepe ending 1t with fly to Newton.
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INCREASES CAPITAL
AND ELECTS OFFICERS

Notice was filed yesterday with the
probate Judge that the capital stock Of
the Creath- Lasseter Company mas been
Increased from $4,000 to $4,000 and
that there had been an election of offi-
GERS for another year
L. Lasseter was reelected president;
r. d. Creath was made vice president.
and ]. C. Curry was named as secre-
tary and treasurer Mr. Curry is the
object of much congratulation on his
promotion. He has been with the COM
pany since its organization.
The Creath- Lasseter Company effect
ed it's reorganization just prior to NOV
Ing into their new quarters ON Dexter
Avenue.
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Another triple over in Memphis.
playing ball down here now.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-10

r. B. Fisk returned yesterday from
New York. where he has been on a
business trip.
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GREENVILLE DEFEATS
THE MT. WILLING TEAM

Greenville, Aug. 9.-(Special. y
Greenville defeated the hard hitting
Mt. willing team this Afternoon in
fast game of ball.
Both pitchers worked nicely, and
kept the ten hits well scattered.
The feature Of the game was the
star fielding of Hawkins in left. he
accepted some of the hardest chances
ever taken by a fielder in Greenville.
Mt willing plays here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Score: II. ii &c.
Greenville ..................6 10 >
Mt. willing ................4 10
batteries, King and Bryan; Rives and
woodruff Umpire, Thaggard.
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T. B. McGriff. Jack Parish and A :.
Brown, all of Dothan, are In the city i.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-10
RAISE COMPENSATION
OF THE JURORS

A bill. introduced in the House yes
terday by Representative MeCrory OF
Conecuh, seeks to raise the compensa-
ton of Jurors from 50 to s2.50 each
day they serve. with the same allow
ance, S cents a mile. for mileage. The
bill was referred to the Committee on
Revision of Laws.
one BILL seeking to raise the Jurors
compensation from 50 TO SO by Repre-.
sentative Urauhart, has been refused
by the committee.
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With runner on third and only one
out, JUL struck Baylsss out. Guess
that was some pitching, too. And then
he used his brains. walked man to
save a possible hit, and retired the last
man on an Quilted nv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-10
MAN HURT IN FALL
DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT

A. p. Patterson, an employe OF the
Montgomery Cotton Mills. accidentally
fell from the second floor of the build
ing down the elevator shaft yesterday
morning, sustaining a cut on his right
temple and several severe bruises. He
did not fall the entire length OF the
shaft. but alighted on top OF the as
cending elevator.
A physician was summoned and re,
duced his injuries. His condition was
not considered serious
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Barr was the whole sheese In At
lanta. In the ninth Whiteman. the first
Climber up, hit what looked like q
sure home run. but the Atlanta left
nelder knocked 1t down and held the
hit to a single. His throw to the plate
in the sixth inning killed another run
for Greminger's men.
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THE PASSING THRONG.

Judge George Leslie of Houston is
In the city.
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A FEW FOUL TIPS.

Lost.
Dropped the nrst.
Great game at that.
That's all right-get the next two.
Whiteman had Mr.. Atkins measure.
anyhow.
wonder II DAILY siir into that plate
in the sixth round?
Another triple over in Memphis.
They're playing ball down here now
Dutch Weimer is the pinch hitting
kid. Think of a two-sacker with the
bags choked.
far as he went-but he didn't go far
enough and Hub Perdue did.
Two Crackers were killed at the
plate in the fifth inning-but the one
that got over landed the game.
with runner on second and only
one out, Atkins struck out shannon
and JUL IN succession-Some pitching
that.
Harry Krause beat Detroit again
yesterday. The Tigers seem TO be his
special hODhy-AnQ at Lne same time
the Athletics are getting to the top
slowly but surely.
Spike Shannon had the fans down
at Jack Higgins's sounding his praises.
McMurray In the first inning was the
only man to steal on him. while he
threw out Newton in the second and
Barr In the fourth.
The Turtles found their batting eyes
yesterday and poor Mr.. Higgins was
fatally twisted. Every one OF the
Babbiers got a hit except Shields and
Fritz, Coulson and Babb having three
each.
with a runner on third and only one
out, Juul struck Bayiess out. Guess
that was some pitching, too. And then
he used his brains, walked man to
man on an outfieid nv.
A hunt in the ninth would probably
have won the game. Whiteman. the
first man up. hit clean. but Champ Os-
Then Rockenfield hit clean. but Bliss.
the fourth man up, struck out. Joe
Pepe ending 1t with q fly to Newton.
Barr was the whole sheese In At.
lanta- In the ninth Whiteman, the first
Climber up, hit what looked like q
sure home run. but the Atlanta left
fielder knocked ii down and held the
hit to a single. His throw to the plate
in the sixth inning killed another run
for GreminRera men.
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GOING TO WASHINGTON.

See display advertisement Of the
WESTERN RAILWAY OF ALABAMA
announcing extremely low rates to
Washington Norfolk, Richmond, Gin
cinnati, Detroit, AsheviIle, Henderson
Vile, Lake Toxawny and Hot Springs,
N. c., Lowest rates ever known. Make
reservations early. Passenger once,
Exchange Hotel, Montgomery, Ala.
Phone 201.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 9.-Pittsburg
a vengeance today, getting seventeen
hits off Boston's pitchers and winning
by q score of 10 to l. Ferguson was
relieved In the third inning by Tuckey
in that period. Tuckey was also hit
hard and Boston never had chance
to win. Maddox was strong at all
times. Score:
R.HE
Pittsburg .. .....104 osl 1910 II o
Boston -. -. 900 100 000t- l s 1
Batteries-Maddox and Gibson and
Simons; Ferguson. Tuckey and Ora
pires. KLEIN and Kane.
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MEMPHIS WINS ONE
HAD LOST FIFTEEN sTRAIGHT
GAMES, UNTIL YEsTERDAY.
Fell On Higgins or Little Rock For a
slaughtef--A Triple Play Made
By Daubert and

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. s.--After los
ing fifteen straight games. Memphis
struck lucky stride today and ham
mered Higgins, who was on the mound
for Little Rock. for eleven hits. Fritz
for the locals was tnvfncible through.
out. only allowing Ave scattered hits.
The final score was 8 to y. Memphis
taking the long end. The feature Of
the game was the triple play. Daubert
to Babb. In the seventh inning. Score.
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BROOKLYN wants schwench

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 9.--(SpeciaL)-
Negotiations were started today be-
tween Larry Sutton, Brooklyn scout,
and the Memphis management whereby
the services of Pitcher Schwenck are
sought. 1t is said price of $4,000 was
placed on Sch wenck.
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ed great ball for New York today and
Cleveland was beaten, three to moth
ing. The visitors made only three
hits. each safety coming with two out,
Falkenberg also twirled cleverly but
hits were punched on him In the first
and eighth innings. Balls error help
ed New York to two runs. Score:
Cleveland :. 49,. 200 00e 0oO---p 3 q
New York ...... 200 900 01s--a i
Observation-Disclosures and Bemis
and Birmingham: Warhop and Klein
ow. Time, 1888. Umpire. Connolly.
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Boston, Aug. 9.-Boston made it
three straight from Chicago by win
ming two to one today. A base on
balls to Gessler In the ninth and Wag-
ner's long hit which would have been
good for three bases, sent in the win
tryout and did well. RH.E.
Chicago. :. -. 900 DOL 000--I 8 .
Boston. =. :. ..e01 900 001-2 3
Batteries--Scott and Payne and Sui
livan: Hal and Carrigan. Time, 7:4a
Umpires, OLoughlin and Sheridan.
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Chicago, III, Aug. 9.-ChIcago was
outplayed In all departments OF the
game today. Bells great pitching and
perfect support prevented Chicago
from scoring at all. A pass, a sacri-
flee and McMillan's single scored for
Brooklyn in the second. wild pitch
and two errors scored the other run,
Score: R.HE
Chicago 49,. -. 900 600 600 3 3
brooklyn :. .010 900 010-2 4 o
Batteries-OveraIl.' Higginbotham
and Archer: Bell and Bergen. Time,
lao Umpire. tombstone.
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The Turtles found their batting eyes
yesterday and poor Mr.. Higgins was
fatally twisted. Every one Of the
Babbiers got a hit except Shields and
Fritz, Coulson and Babb having three
each.
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Washington, Aug. s.-St. Louis had
on its batting clothes today, driving
Witherup and Johnson from the rub
Der and defeating Washington to Z.
Graham and Dineen were also chased
from the rubber but Bailey was invin-
chile in the last I'VE innings.
R.HE.
washington :. 400 900 000--7 Q 3
MISUNDERSTANDING, johnson. Gray
and Blankenship: Graham. Dineen,
Bailey and Criger. Time, ISIS. I'm
pires, KERN and Egan.
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Wonder II DAILY SLID into that plate
In the sixth round?
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Tonneman, Perdue. Stolen base, But
Ter Double plays, ELAN to McGilvray.
Struck out. by Perdue, 10; by Robin
son, 4. Base on balls. of Robinson, 3;
off Perdue, 2. Umpire, Carpenter.
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WIENER CLEANED UP.
HIS DOUBLE BROUGHT IN THREE
RUNS.
New Orleans Hit suggs ut Opportune Times
and Won without Much Trouble,
In Game Frequently interrupted
by Showers.

New Orleans, Aug. Uninterrupted three
times by heavy showers. today's concluding
game was won by the locals easily TO I
eighth inning to allow the clubs to catch
trains to Memphis and Little Rock. Buggs
was wild and Ineffective, while Breitenstetn
kept Mobiles hits scattered. Weimer's two
base hit with the bases full in the second
inning brought in three runs.
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BUNCH HITS
ROBINSON WAS PUNISHED IN THE
EIGHTH.
Perdue Pitched a Splendid Game and
Birmingham Never Had a Chance
to Win Bat

Birmingham. Aug. 9.-Perdue pitch
ed q splendid game this afternoon and
the locals had no chance to win. Rob-
inson had yielded but two hits prior
to the eighth; then, however. there
occurred an error, a hit. a walk. an
other hit and a misjudgment by Gygli,
all OF which gave the visitors three
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Notice
Free Reclining Chair
Cars, Montgomery TO
ST. Louis and Chicag o
on both trains August
14th,' via m. & O. r.
FrTzsImMoNs HURT.

Umpire Finds Several Ribs are Broken.
Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 9.-lSpecial.)
After working two weeks thinking
he was the victim of appendicitis
pains. Southern League Umpire Dan
Fitzsimmons submitted to medical OK
animation today, resulting In discovery
that several ribs had been broken, enc
from the breast bone. A foul tip in a
game in Birmingham caused 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-10

Milwaukee, s; Louisville, o.,
Minneapolis, 8; Columbus, 1.
Toledo, 6; st. Paul, 3.
indianapolis, Q; Kansas City. /.
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whiteman had Mr.. Atkins measure
anyhow.
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Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Totals :. =.
Score by inniss;

Atlanta -, 900 010 00s--1
Montgomery :. $50. 900 900 O00--O
Summary-Base on balls. off JUL. A;
Off Atkins, 8. Struck out by JUL. q;
BY Atkins, 7. Sacrifice hits, Pope,
Shannon, Atkins, Kerwin. stolen
bases, McMurray. Double plays, Smith
to Newton. Time, 1885. Umpires, Rud-
deEham and O'Brien.
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w. F. Nundee, travelling passenger
agent of the Seaboard Air Line. with
headquarters at Tampa. was in the
city yesterday.
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St. Louis, Aug. s.-New York de-
game here today. Doyle's triple fol-
towing Schlefs single put the WIN
ming run over. II %.
ST. Louis. E. 900 vo1 o2o %
Ratteries-Backman and Phelps;
Ravmond. Crandall and Schlei. Time.
2:14 Umpires. Emslie and o'Day.
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adv-tf.
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Ex-senator Walter U. Acre of Do
than is in the city in the interest OF
local bill for Houston County.
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COME AND SEE US about our
cheap excursion rates TO Washington.
Richmond. Norfolk. Asheville. Lake
Toxaway. Hot Springs, Henderson,
Vile etc. Lowest ever offered. Fast
trains, perfect schedules. Your best
chance of the season.
John Metcalfe. T. P. A..
adv-tf. Montgomry Ala.
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M. M. Numbers. travelling passenger
agent of the Great Southern from St
Louis, was in Montgomery yesterday.
visiting the several railroad officials.
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r. 2. Massi. travelling passenger
agent of the Seaboard Air Line. with
headquarters at Savannah. is In the
city in the interest of the excursion the
Seaboard will run to Eastern points ON
Saturday.