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American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

DETROIT, July 25.-Boston won to-
days game in the first inning, when
two errors of commission and two of
omission were mixed up with a coupIe
of hits, counting four runs, all that
were made. Score: r. H. E.
Detroit O \ .
Boston I
Batteries-killian, Works and STAN
age; Collins and Donohue.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Chicago made it
four straight from Philadelphia bv
winning, 3 to 0, today. This was the
eighth straight victory for the locals.
Score: r. n r
Chicago .......... 3 n
Philadelphia ....... n
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Nor
gan and Livingston.
ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Washington
played listlessly today and st. Louis
won easily. Score: r. H. E..
st. Louis ........... II
w NdSHlIlStOu
Batteries-Waddell and stephens
Johnson and Street.
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Hundred Tennis Stars Will
Enter the Struggle
[SpeeiaI Dispatch 10 The CeIll

NEWPORT, r. T., July 25.-Ons
hundred tennis stars from all parts Of
the country are entered for champion
ship honors in the all comers' meet
here. opening Tuesday, August II, at
Newport Casino. where there are Is
courts. This will be the twenty-ninth
annual all comers' tournament, and DR..
James Dwight of the LongwOOd cricket
club will make the drawings for the
players William A Larned. four times
winner of the national championship,
may not stay out, in spite of his in
jured knee.
Beals c. Wright will not enter this
year. w. J. ClOthier, Raymond d.
Little, Irving Wright, Karl Behr. F. b
Alexander, Clarence Hobart, F. Fl.
Hovey, L. II. Warner, the western
crack, Stevens, Collins and many others
will attend.
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everybody was shouting, for it looked.
like the one big rally of the day. But
just as the ball was about to strike the
ground Carroll hooked it with one mitt,
tossed to first, doubling Berry. and
Cameron relayed the throw to second
and the startling play was completed.
This is an out for the Seals. Both
runners would have scored on that
great hit and nobody would have been
out They were only three runs to the
bad at the time and. as it happened in
the ever reliable rallying round. con-
ditions were ripe for a sensation. How
ever, the after smoke of the battle
should not rob Carroll OF any of the
credit that is due him.
Henley pitched good enough ball to
land the victory, but the men behind
him were awful. The principal offender
was Mundorf. with three errors, while
Ping Bodie dropped fly in his mitts
at the outset, which gave the Oaks
their start. That one run seemed to
spread a contagion of errors among the
other members of the team and sealed
the fate of the Seals.
Murphy ushered in the game by beat
ing an inf1eld hit and Carroll was there
with a we'll placed sacrifice. A passed
ball advanced Murphy to third and
after Duffey Lewis had perished, Cam
eron lifted a short fly to center that
any school boy would have devoured.
But Bodie had no glue on his mitt and
the ball slipped away from him, Muir
ply scoring.
All went well until the fourth. Then
the great bloomer of the afternoon was
thrown. McArdle started it by boot
| ing Cameron's grounder. Hogan came
on with a two cushion swipe to right.
McKune placed a snappy one through
McArdle and Cameron registered They
nailed Hogan off third on the hit and
run signal. but at the critical moment,
Mundorf tossed wide to Berry and an
other run was the result.
This was only the beginning of the
finish. Quigley forced McKune at the
third cushion, and La Longe lined one
at McArdle, who made nice peg to
third to head off Quigley, but Mum
dorff fumbled the ball and the runner
came in. La Longe worked his way
around to third on this one, and Muir
ply responded with a long sacrifice fly
to left that did the rest.
San Francisco's one run getting pc
riod was the same half of this event
/ full round After Mundorf singled, Ten
nant landed on Quigley's boot and stole
second, intlring his foot as he slid in.
| Nick Williams took his place and both
he and Mundorff came tearing all the
way home as Melchoir drove a torrid
one over second. This let the Seals out
in the run game.
Both pitchers worked far too well
for the support they received from the
men behind them. Oakland got one
earned run off Henley in the seventh
on a two sacker by Boice and Carroll
single. All the others were thesresult
of the bush work OF Bodie, Mundorf
and McArdle. Henley had rare con-
| troll, and never put himself in bad. The
| felders attended TO this.
A fierce wind was blowing through
out the game, but this did not seem
/ to have any effect upon the attend
ance. as the grand stand and bleaehers
were packed and left field held a small
overflow gathering. Everybody was for
San Francisco, but cheers never win
ball games unless they are followed
up with solid basehits with runners
on the sacks. Score:
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Big Crowd Clasps as
Seals Are Shown Up
Carroll Stops Seventh Inning Rally With
First Triple Play of Season
BY WILLIAM j. SLATTERY

Perhaps there that will
bring the San Francisco baseball doubtful
those 10000 fans the slaughter will believe Any
home victory the home will play ball like bunch of
ragedan pitch hay They could framed brand
baseball exhibition
Jack OBen and Wyatt carp Nobody possibly the
There only notable incident aside from the bpderng
triple
Carroll the Oakland fielder
and everybody
like
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Vernon 10, Sacramento OIL

Los ANGELES, July 25.-Two games
today between the Vernon and Sacra-
mento teams resulted in an even break.
In the morning Vernon won with the
score l to 0, and in the afternoon Sac
ramento won and the score was the
same. Both were great games. re-
markable for their scarcity of errors
and fine playing. Thy = ere distinc-
lively pitchers battles. however. Eagan
of Vernon made the only hit that was
better than one bagger during the
course of the two games. Scores:
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Portland 6. Los Angeles O

PORTLAND. July z5.-Portland took
the game today with Los Angeles, 6 to
0, administered the Iourth successive
vhitewash to that team this week, cap
tured every contest of the series and
advanced TO second place in the stand
ing of the clubs. In the game today,
which was called at the end of the
sixth inning because of heavy rain,
Portland hit Thorsen effectively in two
innings, the first and the fifth. while
the visiting team was practically un-
able to solve Harkness' delivery at all.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

SANTA CRUZ. July 25.-In the Three G
league game today Salinas defeated the locals
was cleYerly played on both sides; Score;
Santa Cruz -.... @
sa7;ns Basehits . / o @
Basehits 80. o 4 / 2 l oil
Batteries-Santa Cruz, Smith and Wilson;
Salinas, Theile and Rutlidge: Umpire-Barron.
NAPA, July 25.-The Napa baseball team won
an interesting game from the Vallejo nine this
afternoon on the East Napa grounds by seofe
Of to 0. Napa's victory was due to timely
hitting, coupled with the errors Of the Vallejo
players. Napa made hits and Vallejo 4. Bat
teries-Napa, Emerson and Wallis; Vallejo,
Hester and Ellis.
SAN MATEo. July 25.-The locals continued
their winning streak this afternoon by slowing
away the John Wieland nine of San Francisco
With to score Up TO the eighth frame
the score stood / to l. but in that inning
batting fest was started by Rapp with three
bagger. which resulted in San Mateo taking
the game Next Sunday the first of a series of
and Redwood will take place at Redwood. Bat
teries-San Mateo, Honey and Murphy; Vie
lands, Daroux and Mahoney.
WATSoNvILLE, July 25.-The seventeenth
game of the Three c league series was played
Watsonville Pippins, and was won by the
latter through good stickwork. Several costly
errors on the San Jose side helped to lose
them the fourth contest with the Pippins. The
Watsonville team now stands three games ahead
Of its nearest opponents, Monterey and Salinas.
Score: R. H T.
watsonville ...................7 Z
Batteries Bartlett and German; Yates and
Mitchell
MADEIRA, July 25.-The Coyotes won from
game that full of snap from start TO finish
by score of to 1. Ray and King were the
battery for the Coyotes, and Brandt and Kuhn
for Parlier.
MODESTO. July 25.*The Modesto Reds de-
feated the Wiley B. Aliens of San Francisco
three runs in the first inning. but after that
the Aliens were unable to hit Mobey. Reuter-
pitched good game for the Aliens. Score:
Modesto OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 9
AlIsRs Batteres-Modesto Mobey and Palm: Aliens 3
Reuter- and White
WILLOWS. July 2J.--Never was there a better
game of baseball in Willows than today's exhibit
tion, when the Carmichaels of Sacramento met
the locals At the end of the fourteenth inning
the score was TO in favor of Willows. Can
ney for Willows struck out 81. and allowed four
hits. Rooney of Sacramento struck out six, and
allowed L. hits
Transbay league season opened on the local
diamond this afternoon with a game between the
latter hopelessly outclassed. Score:
Ala%ssa sasssifs Al.ri:..:S :s i 9 j I'd III
Basehits .......2 0 . / XII
Errors-Fruitvae 6, Alameda 4. Batteries
Jenkins and Watson, Jacobsen. w. Merriman
Russell and w. Ryan. Umpire-Nissen.
The Maxwells of San Leandro kept up their
winning streak by defeating the newly admitted
Hayward team the home grounds of the
latter, the score at the end of the contest
standing to ,. 4. II. L.
Maxwells ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s /
Haywards .-.......-....
Batteries-Connor and Westphal; Sparks and
Favor. Umpire-Larsen.
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SACRAMENTO, July 25.-The advent
or the state league was heralded today
by Two OF the most sensational games
sacramento ever saw. The morning
contest was Sacramentos, 5 to 2,
while Oakland won the afternoon
game in the thirteenth, when Stricklett
weakened, to /. Remarkable fielding
by Sacramento marked both contests, a
triple play in the eleventh of the final
game being the feature of the day.
The morning game saw double play
by Oakland in which eight fielders par
ticina ted Scnre.
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National League

CINCINNATI. July 25.-St. I,ouis
defeated Cincinnati in II inning game
here today. scoring three runs in the
deciding inning. Score: r. H. r..
Cincinnati ...-.--..-..-..- 8 /
st. Louis - .
Batteries-Spade, Dubec, Castleton
and Mclean; Beebe and Phelps
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Arro roURIsTs ENTERTAINED

DENVER. July 25.-The round of en-
tertainment of 7he Glidden tourists
closed tonight with a banquet given by
the Denver motor club and attended by
a large number Of local motor en-
thusiasts. At o'clock more than 200
motor enthusiasts gathered at the mo-
tor club and started on a tour of the
city and its suburbs. At noon the
Gliddenites were guests at motor club
luncheon.
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nvPERT 1,nLFERs 1NIIL IEEr

CHICAGO. July 25.-The first half
Of the SO hole qualifying round of the
eleventh annual amateur championship
tournament of the Western golf asso-
citation will be started tomorrow with
126 contestants over the links of the
Honewood country club. The field is
one Of the classiest that ever competed
Coz the western title.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Hogan. Boice. Mundorf. Sac
rifce hits-Carrol. Murphy. First base on
called balls-0f Boice l. of Henley /. Struck
out-By Boice f. by Henley l. Hit by pitched
ball. Lewis; Double play-Berry to Zeider
Triple play-Carroll to Cameron to Quigley
Passed bai-Berry. Time OF game-I hour and
35 minutes. Umpires-Toman and Irwin
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AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

At napolis-Indianapo /, Mil
waukee 2.
At Columbus-First game, Minneapo-
lis 10. Columbus 3; second game, Min
neapolis 2, Columbus 0.
At Louisville-First game. Louisville
3, St Paul o; second game, Louisville
3. ST. Paul 3
At Toledo-First game, Toledo s,
Kansas City 2; second game, Toledo 5.
Kansas City
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Home runs-PfyI 2 Two base hits-Smith,
Mertes Carney. Struck out--By Smith 1, by
Durham /. First base called balls-of
Smith l. of Durham 4. Left on bases-Stock
ton 2 Fresno L. First base on errors-Stock-
ton l. Fresno 1. Earned runs-Stockton ),
Fresno q Sacrifice hit-Kelley. Passed ball
McDonough. Double plays-Farrell to Mertes
to Pfyl; Householder to Tracey; Farrell TO
Pfyl (2); Mertes to Farrell to Pfyl. Time of
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Har-
per- Scorer--Garman.
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Harkness 4, by 1horsen 4.
First base on called balls-0d Thorsen 4. Two
base Lits-Johnson. Breen. Three base hits
Ryan Thorsen. Sacrifice hifs-Harkness Nc
Credie. Stolen bases-Ort. Breen. Hit by pitched
bsIl-Ort Fisher. Passed ball-OreDdorn. First
base on err0rs-Los Angeles ]. Left bases
Los Angeles T. Portland ;. Time Of game
hour ond 10 minutes. Umpires-McCarthy and
Van HaltreD.
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HRS BY INNINGS
Summary

Three base hits-H Smith. Kelly. Two base
hit-Van Buren,. Sacrifice hits-Murry, IversOn.
First base on called bals-Of Moskiman 3. OF
Trippett 3. Struck out-By Moskiman g. by
Trippett 2 Hit by pltcher-ysn Buren. Double
plays-Curtis TO Meyers, Moskiman to Burns to
Sheehan to Moskiman to Sheehan TO Bloomfield to
Van Buren to Campbell. Time of game hour
and 40 minutes Umpire-Henley.
IRAN for Hackett
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RENO SKATING RINK
DESTROYED BY FLAMES
Studebaker Company Suffer
Heavy Loss by the Fire

RENO. July 25.-Fire of a mysterious
origin, starting in a skating rink in
this city this morning. completely de-
stroyed two large brick buildings
causing loss of $4,000 The Stude-
baker company of San Francisco sus-
tained a great part of the loss.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
81 MAfARY

Two base hits-Hogan. Eastley Melchoir
Sacrifice hits-Zeder. ]. Lewis First base on
called bals-on Eastley /. Struck out-By
Wigs 8, by Eastley 5. Hit by pitched ball
Ragan. Double plays-Eastley to Mundorf
Zeider to Tenant. lime of game hour aud
30 minutes. tmpires-I oman and Irwin.
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Shortstop Ragan OF Oakland was hit on the
right hand in the second inning OF the morn
ing game by one OF Eastley's fast shoots and
had TO retire Mckune finished IL out st short
and also did the work there IN the afternoon
game. while Quigley was stationed at the
second sack.
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Two base hit-Kelley Earned runs-Fresno
g. Stockton L. First base on errors-Fresno 2,
stockton 2 Struck out-By Jones g. by Hoag /.
First base called balls-0f Jones 2. on Hoag
. Left bases-Fresno 4. Stockton 9. Wild
Double pIay-Schimpn to Tracey.
Sacrifice hits-Kelley. Carney. Hallinan. Time
Of game--1 hour and IS minutes. Umpire
Harper.
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SACRAMENTO
Total s...'...' 90
aRatfed for Raleigh in the ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Flanagan. Stolen base-Stoval!
First base on called balls-Off Raleigh !. Struck
out-By Brown 4. by Raleigh f. Double play
Gandil TO Shnn to Gandil Time of game-1
hour and so minutes. Umpire-McGreevy.
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RECORD THR0NG
At PARK TRACK
Hiqqinboffon1's Speedy T ID w
PAGES a Mile i'm Fast
Time of 2:I8

The harness races Of the San Fran
cisco driving club at the park STADIUM
yesterday afternoon were attended by
record breaking crowd. The grandstand
was packed and the entire racecourse
was lined with spectators. w. Higgin-
bottoms d W paced a record mile
in 2:1S fiat. j. E. Finch's Edward was
close second in the same heat ana
would have won had not I d w
crowded him out of position
Following are the results.
First race-Free for all trot:
Major Cook q. ]. Butler). .-...--....'''.'- .
'iO'''u" ii TimeM2:2o. 2:le. 2:2O5s
Second race-Free for all pace; ,
Deroll "a. Schwartz) .-....-..-.--- ---..'. 1
Little Dick IL. Marisch) h)....-.......--...-.. =
Alfred (P. Kohu). .....-.--.......----...
Kitty "a. Hoffman,. ...-..-..--.-----..-.
George Perry &C. GianninD .:::-..--.--. D
Tlme-2:15, 214 2:17h
Third race-2:3O trot, best in three:
Dalta A (E. T. Ayers) .......--...--..-...-
Steve &C. TassD
Monte G. Nowlan). .....-.....---..-.-..-.. .
Pills IT. ID. SextOn). .-........-... 0
Scratehed-Dividend
Fourth race-2:25 pace, best two IN three;
w CIV. HigginbOttoml .........-.--..
Edward (J. f. Finch h)......................
Durfee Mac o.. Nowlanl nl.................... .
Marin (R. ]. Lathrope) e)....................
Time-2:2o, 2ls, 2:1s
Scratched-Prince ID.
Fifth race-2:30 pace, best two in three:
Roy "a. NJ Scott) )-.............--....--.
Patery (J. V. Galindo) o)........-....-...-...-
Baldy Mitchell (B. Edwards). ................ .
AlmOnt Princess o. McGrath) .-...........
Time-2:26, 2:26. 2:25
The San Francisco driving club pur-
poses holding benefit for the Youths
Directory within the next few weeks
and has appointed a committee to meet
Father d. o. Crowley and the board Of
park commissioners to ascertain if a
method of collecting money for this
worthy cause can not be allowed 1t is
purposed to sell the programs The
following committee represents the
driving club: w. ]. Kenny, John Nolan.
Thomas Cochran, P. J.. OReilly, Timothy
Judge, Bert Edwards, Valentine Cooney,
James Bunny, George Linderman and A.
McGraw.
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morning game as well as the after
noon contest and thus got away with
the series. Score:
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS Bs INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Eagan. Sacrifice hit-Mott.
Stolen bases--Shinn, Martinke. First base on
called balls-of Breckenridge 3, off Baum 3.
Struck out-By Breckenridge 2, by Baum /.
Double play-Jansing to Gandil. Time of game
- hour and 20 minutes Jmpire-McCreeyy
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Put an ad under Employment Wanted
in The Call and you'll soon find job.
1t only costs you 10c a day to do it.
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from Vancouver Dy a score OF 10 5 IN
a well played game. Score: :.
r. H. E.
Tacoma ............ o
Batteries-Hickey and Sugden; Hall
and Eastwood.
ABERDEEN, July 25.-with the
score tie at the end of the eighth
inning today's game was called to
allow the teams to catch a train. Score:
r. H. E.
Seattle ................ 6 II 2
Aberdeen o II
Batteries-Thompson Shea and Gus
ter; Siever and O'Brien.
SPOKANE. July 25.-Spokane made
a clean sweep of the seven games with
portland with Killilay pitching another
strong game today. Score:
r. H f.
Portland ........s...... l
Spokane "
atteries-F'ournier and Seaton; Kill
lilay and Ostdieck.
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Total ......4 40 . Ia
SACR RAMENTO

fRan for Hackett.
%%Batted for Iverson in ninth.
s"tBatted for Stricklett in ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Oakland oO0Ol00O0 a. 5
Basehits 011102 10 . 4-l4
Sacramento - 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Basehits 49, o 20 90 2 l o 1 0 l.
SUMMARY
Three base hit-H. Smith Two base hits
MeHaIe Nealon, Henderson, J. S. Smith. Sacri
fee hits-Moskman, II. Smith. Hackett. First
base ON called balIs-0f Henderson 3, on
StrickIett 5. Struck out-By Henderson H.
BY StrickIett .. Triple play-Meyers to Curtis
to Iverson. Passed ball-Burns. Time of
game hours and 10 minutes. umpire-Henley.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 2, Oakland 1.
Oakland 6, San Francisco =.
Vernon I, Sacramento o.
Sacramento i, Vernon o.
Portland o, Los Angeles O.
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RED HOT BALL,
At THE CAPITAL
Advent of State League Marked
by Good Playing by Sac
ramenfO and Oakland
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
tstate Leaguel
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
stockton 2, Fresno 3.
Fresno 9, Stockton 3.
Sacramento ), Oakland 2.
Oakland 5, Sacramento 1 (13
innings).
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Northwestern League

VANCOUVER, July 25.-Tacoma won
from Vancouver by a score of to 3 in
4 well played game. Score:
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Batteries-Thompso Shea and Gus
ter; Siever and OBrien.
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Batteries-Hickey and Sugden; Hall
and Eastwood.
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ont of work.

atteries-Fournier and Seaton; Kill
lilay and Ostdieck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27

even tells how the u. S. guvver-
ment ort to be run and say that il
they had charge of the guvverment
this country wouldn't be going to
the dogs as fast as it is at present,
AS a rule you'll find that the fell
Ter who is always so free with his
advice and knows so much more
about his neighbours business than
he does about his own amt got no
partickler vocashion in this world
except setting on a soap box and
wearing out the seat of his breech-
es while he whites a pine stick.
Them is the kind Of folks who
sets around tryin to hatch out a
idee and waiting for something to
turn up instid of going out into the
world and turning up something.
Hereafter we will kindly thank
them of Our subscribers who keep
telling us how to run the Bugle to
tend to their own business and we'll
tend to ours. If SIGH would give
us little less of their moral sup
port and good cal more dollars
and cents we could run the Bugle
successfully.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
offer them at the insignifi.
cant price of 5 cts. each.

whereas you have probably paid as
much as 10 cts. each for a fan, have
you not? Why go without palm leaf
fans in your home this hot weather
when you can get them often me so
CHEAP?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
Country Correspondence
END.

Bill Henshaw creased his harness one
day last week.
Mrs. Amanda Wade is down with
pneuralgia in her face. Her face is
sweld up turrible, and makes her look
ridicklus in the extreme I'VE calkilate,
however, that Amanda looks good cal
funnier than she feels.
Sim Lawler made flying trip TO the
Co. seat one day last week.-Mrs. horse
run off. No damage.
Rufe Atkins and Bige Petersby had a
rassle last week, and Rufe throwd Bige
and sprained his ankle for him. Bige
says as soon as his ankle gets well, he'll
throw. Rufe or bust.
News items is very scarce in Lands
End this week, and being as we are too
busy to think of any more than the
above at present, we will bring this
communication to close. More anon.
LUCIFER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
STAMPS Gur11Hed UD

Eph Higgins, our accommodating P.
NJ, states that this muggy weather we
have been having for the past few days
is powerful hard on postage stamps,
and as result he has batch of two
centers and a batch of l-centers, which
are all gummed up and stuck together
so that he can't seem to separate em,
and he therefore announces that until
further notice he will offer these
stuck-up stamps to the general publick
at the rate of 8 2-centers for cts,
and l-centers for nickel, until the
supply is exhausted Here is a chance
to get stamps cheaper than they was
ever before sold for in Bingville. First
come first served