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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
Bedroom Suits in the August Sale.

ANTIQUE OAK BEDROOM SHIT. dresser very latest style. having a low base with one large and two small drawers 54 inches long and "A inches wide, and has a very large French plate mirror AUX A inches, inclosed in very nand- some carved French standard, with fluted frames. Washstano i2 inches long and 20 inches deep; has a French plate mirror oi inches by r inches; both wasn, stand and dresser have full swen front: finest cast brass hardware' he'd is feet high and handsomely carved throughout; really work of art; full roll footboard: entire set is made of the very best quar, fer sawed oak. and is polished throughout: regular price $loo oo-- August Furniture Sale Price, so'oo
 ss5.00 Golden Oak Bedroom Suit in the August Sale for eo'oo
 5000 Mahogany Bedroom Suit in the August Sale for lo.oV
 5750 Golden Oak Bedroom Suit in .,,s,,st Safe for 460 CO.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

LEATHER LIBRARY CHAIRS.
 Mahoganized birch; tufted bacK' plain seat; full sized colonial de. sign; regular price $22.5o-Auguse Furniture Sale Price lo'V"
 LEATHER LIBARY CHAIRS. heavy golden oak. upholstered In inc very best buffed leather; halr and moss filling; futed posts ana columns; handsomely carved r1m' very comfortable and large; regu- ear pr,oa 1500 nC1Ep ro noatch 15.00 COLONIAL LEATHER CHAlRS' made from the very best leather filling of hair; the same rocker that YOU see so extensively advertised in the magazines for $27.50; our regu- lar prize $2Io0-August Furniture Sale Price, ISv CHAIRS, very light and duraple;
 upholstered in the very pest leather; regular price $25.Oo-Au-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

rHREE-PIECE WALNUT BED- ROOM SUIT, consisting of bed. dresser and washstand; dresser Do inches wide, A inches deep; has handsome pattern plate mirror s2x3S inches, inclosed in very handsome carved massive frame' base has i've drawers. three top and two bottom; middle top drawer lined with velvet; full swell front; washstand 37 inches wide and N inches deep; has handsome French plate mirror 26x22 inches. inciosed in a standard frame as dresser; has full swell front; tnls entire suit is made from the very finest grain of Circassian Walnut and is finished very handsomeiy both inside and out; bed is eight and a half feet high; four rect eight inches wide; is most nano- someiy carved; the grain CT tne wood in the head and footooaIu is superb; full roll footpoara' regular price $135-August Furnao ,ne m ture Sale Price AO''''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
Davenp0rts in the August Sale.

regular price $S7.50-August Furni- ture Sale Price 75.00 LEATHER DAVENPORT, golden oak: upholstered in the very best American oak: tanned buffed leather: the filling is of the very . best South American hair; arms ornamented by handsomely hand carved griffin heads; posts and legs are one massive carving, ending with a claw foot; feet 1 inch long and 31 inches deep; construction of this Davenport Is the very best; regular price s10o,OO-August Furni- ture Sale Price 75.00
 TURKISH DAVENPORT SOFA, solid mahogany; upholstered in the very best hand buffed olive leather and the very finest South American black hair; frame is handsomely hand-carved and made from solid mahogany; regular price $10000- August Furniture Sale Price 77.00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
$l.25 Chairs 75c.

Cane Seat Golden Fin ished Chair, full 1S-inch seat; high embossed back; braccd arm; base has three stretches in front, two on each side and two in the rear; post and back leg are one continuous piece and both legs and posts are nice ly turned; regular price $I.25-August Fur 7Ec niture Sale Price sON
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

FIyE-PIECE FULL TURKISH PARLOR SUIT, upholstered in the very finest silk damask, in i've dainty and harmonious colors; all hair filled, full spring edge, very fine silk fringe; regular price $125. .00-August Furniture Sade Price eoW FRAME PARLOR SUIT, uphol- stered in very fine quality Of SIX tapestry: suit consists of soIa. arm chair. rocker and two side chairs; design strictly colonial; crotched Mahogany back; regular price $100.0o-August Furniture THREE-PIEcE MAHoG GANY FRAME TURKISH SUIT, up- holstered in the very best quality of Empire green silk tapestry; suit slightly damaged, but hardly mo- ticeable; filling is of hair; very best patented spring construction; regu- lar price ss5.0O-August Furniture ea1s F1vENP1EcE MAHOGANY FRAME PARLoR SUIT, tufted back. upholstered in very gooo quality satin damask: full spring edge; filling Is hair and moss; reg Sa,. pr,ca 5000
 FURNISHED GOLD LEAF pIVAN. colonial design; uphol- stered in a rose colored silk, guar, anteed to be genuine, burnisneo gold leaf; regular price $4S.oO-Au. gust Furniture Sale Price 3e.Oo
 GOLD ROMAN CHAIR, tufted seat; very unique and substantial; regular price $1S.75-August Fur
 VERNIS MARTIN PARLOR CHAIR, beautifully decorated with hand paintings; seat upholstered in very fine light blue satin dam. ask; regular price $25.oo-August Furniture Sale Price 1sbo
 THREE-PIECE MA H o G A N PARLOR SUIT. colonial design; handsomely inlaid; upholstered With good filling of silk tapestry; filling of hair and moss; very finely polished; regular price s55.oo-Au. gust Furniture Sale Price 2'So
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

handsomest medium price boards ever brought to this country; reg ular price $9500-August Furniture Sale Price Ie.oo
 FLEMISH OAK SIDEBOARD, strictly Dutch in design; feet 6 inches wide; feet 6 inches high; has French plate mirror 24x6o inches; canopy top and twisted col umns: claw feet; handsomely hand carved base; has two silver draw CTS and a large linen drawer and double cupboard; regular price ST. .50-August Furniture sale prioe LOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
the past six months we sold $5OO worth of Furniture o Ohcl Schools Hotels and the United States ng o these biz orders by the result of our estimates
 being lower than any other Store ~ ~
$57 SidebOard $40

Golden Qurrter Sawed Oak Sideboard, hand pol ished; 5-ft. wide and 24-in. deep; Oft. 1o-in. high; h a n d S o m ely C arve d througoou by hand; French plrte mirror 42x19-in; large linen drawer; double cup board;two smaller drawers; sides all panel; drawers finished on the inner side and have cast brass handles and best locks; regular price $40; August Fur 4h0O niture Sale Price AV'OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
leather Chairs in the August Sale.

gust Furniture Sale Price zqvV
 TUFTED TURKISH LEAIhEh CHAIRS. This can be seen ln our window; made from the very pest leather on a steel spring, with arms and backs; very large size ana handsomely tufted; greatest leatn- CT bargain ever offered; regular price s5O.oO-August Furniture SaIe Price % so PANTASOTE INVALID CHAIR. golden oak; the very thing TOT those who are in any way disanieo' very comfortable; easy to get up from and to lie down in; regular price s26. 6.Oo-August Furniture Sa1e
 MORRIS CHAIR. golden oak: made of the very best quarter sawed oak; spring seat; cushions are reversible and made from Ve- -four. with hair and moss nhlns' this Is an unusual bargaini regular paice M p-,oa 1000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
S5O.OOO worth of Furniture to be sold for $37,5OO repre- senting a saving to the people of Alabama of
 $l2,50O===a most c0n=
 Seryatiye estimate.

telling about the large maoe visited all the pig cities = .- ..a ;. .h. South
 OH regular Pces'
 Somo a off, third oh
 The eaverage quarter ,u.ho. <, n;,d. bu every thing plainly marked with g req , furniture is mat the fact that specially purchased furniture " over ~ ~ through the South
 greater quantities than otne
 taking load lots ana complete hes sell furniture to save you o ofv vhati usually This sale house keeper Montgomery TOT " fers opportunities but here
 Montgomery logically territory that we nave oec.ae
 footing blrnngham nv and to that free chocge fur"H"e % s
 Birmingham hoo gooo io the Montgomery. ,r.o..., Adu.+;s.r are ad- .r;sed the the penny
 the ot the what Furniture sale offers. the policy of this store anu yo" W." mertso o this sale o,,v tho yb;ch s oood and bought TOT hs HIS ~ and ervcabity of the furniture. 3oooo square feet displayed in furniture @ NGt & a o rooms
 Nc matter what adornment it's may r of August furnHure Sae several
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

FLEMISH OAK DAVENPORT, ornamented by handsome turned columns; upholstered in fine inn ported verdue tapestry; has the celebrated Karpen upholster spring construction; is upholstered on the ends with same material: regular price $45.00-August Furniture Sale Price 370O
 BIRCH DAVENPORT, six foot, colonial design; upholstered in a handsome red embossed velour; tufted seat; plain back; regular price $42.50-August Furniture Sale Price 3250
 DAVENPORT SOFA BED, by which one can make a box couch, bed and the Davenport; frame is solid mahogany; has a cedar box and constructed very best Karpen constructions: upholstered in fine silk embossed velour empire green: very handhome and ornamental; i;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

GOLDEN OAK COUCH. uphol- stered in the very finest French ta- nestrv: 80 inches long and 34 inches wide: has ten rows of biscuit tufts; regular price $23.5O-August Furni- ture Sale Price l'.VV
 GOLDEN OAK VELOUR BOX COUCH, upholstered in very fine quality imported French velour em- pire green: has the very best spring construction and a deep box; regu- Sa,a Price 29I5
 EMPIRE GREEN SILK VELOUR COUCH, golden oak frame; very large and handsomely made, regu- lar price $35 5OO-August Furniture Sale Price s.'oo
 76 50 Couch oo-oo
 $500 Couch sO.Oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
SIP Wardrobe $9.95.

Solid Oak Wardrobe, dou- ble doors, 7 feet high and A inches wide; extra deep; nicely finished; has three shelves on one side and hooks on the other side for hanging clothes; best locks; has two drawers in base; plain but very neat and com modious; regular price $1z, August Furniture QQ5 Sale Price :/'/O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
$35Davenport$27.5O

Mahogany Davenport up holstered in very fine quail ity of empire green cordu- roy; very best spring con- struction; filling of moss; 20 inches deep and 6 feet long; handsomely polished; do not confound this Da- venport with the cheap ones on the market; regu- lar price $35.oo; August Furniture Sale 27.5O Price
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
$36 Dresser $27

Mahogany Colonial Dresser, veneered, strictly colonial in every detail; has 24x3o inch oval French plate mirror; all drawer work is nicely finished; has two large and two small drawers; this dresser is sold sometimes at $40; regular price $36; August Furniture s al le 27.OO price
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
S9.5O Iron Beds S6.75

Iron Bed in, green, blue and blacks; chills are hand somely guided with gold brop2e; bed 64 inches high and teavy brass rail spin dies, both head and foot board; heavy posts and an gle iron of the very best ball bearing castors; a good, serviceable Iron Bed; regu- lar pric e $o.5o-August Furn ture Sale h 7S Price >.* -..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

$500 Dresser s.'1 s.1s
 s4,Se Dresser '- ss'ss ss ss
 3s,e6 Dresser ss'os sso oS
 $500 Dresser sooo
 16.76 Dresser Io'eo
 ea.sA White Enamel Dresser, 1!.eo
 2a.eo White Enamel Dresser. 16.oo
 CHIFF6NIERS and WASH STANDS 80 MATCH all the above dressers are marked en the same basis; descriptiens of these are peedaess, as they are exact matches to the above gesds de-
 SOLID MAHOGANY DRESSER. handsome ripple sweiled base, 60 inches long, as inches deep. hand carved throughout the frame of the miro. is of a beautiful rococo 're;~~ e1r' I'r, T Fre nch pat- tern plate mirror 34 by 50 inches, vu- .u e,. Al q very nanusome carv- ed standard. The base has two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
COuCheS.

LEATHER COUCH. Mahogan- ized: heavily carved frame. with claw feet. so inches long and 30 inches wide. and has ten rows of biscuit tufts. leather used is of the very best; filling is of moss and hair; construction is also very great talking point; regular price $37. 7.5O-August Furniture Sale Price 2975
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
China Closets.

BENT END CHINA CLOSETS, 3S inches wide and II inches deep; has nice mirror on top: quarter sawed and polished oak; nice French legs; regular price 19.50- August Furniture Sale Price 15.O0 25. co Golden Oak China Closet. 1900 175o China Closet HOO 37.50 China Closet 5000 45.00 China Closet 37OO % co Mahogany China Closet 1900 55 .o0 Mahogany China Closet 4500 1000 China Closet 5000 1000 all glass Mahogany China
 Closet oo.OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
Library Tables.
Rockers.

GOLDEN ELM AND IMITATION MAHOGANY ROCKER, cooler seat; arm rockers; extra large size; well made and braced: ex- reptionally good rocker; regular price $2.50-August Furniture Sale Price -'VV
 During the August Furniture Sale we will sell $500 golden quar- ter sawed cobler seat Rockers handsomely polished and extra large size, one to each customer, O'OV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
$l.75 Rocker $l.25

Golden Maple Finish Sewing Rocker, all wood; we'll braced throughout; extra large size; nicely em- bossed; back has 5 turned spindles; shaped seat; reg ular price $1.75-August Furnit ure s a l e 1.25 price A'o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
Diners.

QUARTER SAWED OAK DIN FRS. hand polished, full box seat. made from the very best selected oak; extra large in size; it's an exceptionally good design; regular price 3.75-August Furniture Sale Price, $3O0 or a set of these 17.50
 ARM CHAIR to match in August Furniture Sale $50 GENUINE VIENNA BENT WOOD CHAIR. made by the celebrated firm of J. and J. kohn. Vienna, Austria: regular price S2,15; during August Furniture Sale 2.1O
 A few odds and ends leather seat diners. ranging in price from $3.76 to s6.50. to be sold during the Au- gust Furniture Sale at half price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
Book Cases.

SOLID MAHOGANY THREE PANEL BOOK CASE-This is made in three sections; doors are of hand some cross banded work; case IS really a work of art: design Colo nial; handsomely polished regu- lar price $50.0O-August Furniture Sa,o price 40 co
 TWO SECTION CASE-Regular price 4OOo; Angus Furniture Sale Price o-'oV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
SidebOards

GOLDEN OAK SIDEBOARD. 5 foot base: large French plate mir TOT and twisted columns and full swell front; made from best quar- ter sawed oak; regular price $45.O0- August Sale Price 3375
 $40. .OO Golden Oak Sideboard in the August Sale for 5000
 $12000 Mahogany Sideboards in the August Sale for $500
 $165.o0 Mahogany Sideboards in the August Sale for 135.Oo
 SIS. 50 Golden Oak Sideboards in the August Sale for 1850
 S1S.50 Sideboards for 1425
 $55.0O Quarter Sawed Golden Oak Buffet Sideboards, colonial in de sign, very artistic-August Furni- ture Sale Price 42.50 $52,OO Golden Oak Buffet Side boards 42.50 $17.50 Side Tables for 13. 50 $15.O0 Side Tables for 12,5o $l4OO Side Tables for 1150 SIDEBOARDS-Heavy Gothic se- Iected quarter sawed Golden Oak Sideboard, feet high. feet wide, very large French plate mirror A inches by 27 inches; has q canopy top. heavily ornamented by hand carved griffons, supporting each a shelf; base is heavily hand-carved; has two top drawers. one of same plush lined: a large double cup board and linen drawer, having\the
Amador ledger., 1901-10-11

The county is not liable for any
damages that may be sustained by
reason of defective bridge. So
that any argument in favor of de-
parture from the usual routine in
the repair or construction of a bridge
based on the liability of the county
for damages is not sound. If any
one is responsible, it is the officer
who is charged with the duty OF
looking after such structures. AT
any rate, the courts have decided
that no damages can be assessed
against the county.
Amador ledger., 1901-10-11

Township one easily holds the ban
ner in criminal business. This month
Jackson's justice court has fairly
distanced all competitors in the vol
ume of business transacted The
record is one to be deplored, and
the question may be asked in all
seriousness whether the county seat
deserves this unenviable notoriety
to the extent indicated by the official
returns. Is it the practice in Jack
son to put the criminal brand upon
every little lapse from grace which
in other sections would be passed
unnoticed. During September we
furnished twelve arrests, against
eight for the balance of the county.
OF this dozen, every one was mulcted
in either fine or Imprisonment,
against only four convictions for all
the other townships Our local ju-
dietary sent eight of these petty of
tenders to board at the county's
expense, with terms varying from
ten TO forty days-the average being
"a days. In this respect the rest of
the county failed to score at all
An aggregate of 1870 days in jail in
one month can't be beat by many
towns of Jackson S size. An expense
of 800 per month for board alone is
record for our local Incorporation
lists to ponder over What are we
trying to do anyway? Are we in
the race for the championship of the
world? Or have we taken contract
under distorted Interpretation of
the scriptural injunction, go We
into the highways, and compel them
to come in, that my house may be
| filed.
Amador ledger., 1901-10-11
SUPERIOR COURT.


Lulu Eldred VS.. Stephen r. Eldred-
Decree of divorce granted on ground
of failure to provide. Plaintiff per.
mitted to resume her maiden name.
High Point Mining Co. VS.. H. H.
Brown-Demurrer overruled and de.
PENDANT granted 10 days to answer.
Nina O'Harra VS.. Motion
for change of venue and demurrer. BY
consent trial taken up at this time.
Decree granted as prayed for.
South Spring Hill Mining Co. VS..
Keystone Consolidated Mining CO.
Hearing of motion for change of venue
continued until October II.
Vincent Brignole VS.. Luigi Ferdi.
nando ct ux-Argument on demurrer
to be called up by court.
AmadOr county VS. Fayette Mace
Demurrer argued and submitted.
Central Eureka Mining Co. VS.. Jas.
Toman ct al-Set for trial October a.
to follow other case.
People VS.. William Gotaw-De.
murrer sustained, and district at.
torney directed to file new information
New information presented in open
court. Motion to dismiss information
| filed.
Sept. 28-Estate of Margaret Brown
| j. A. Brown petitions for letters Of
administration. Oct. II appointed fol
hearing same.
Adah Hodges VS.. George Hodges
Trial commenced, and continued until
Oct IA.
Mary. E Whelan VS.. John Rick
Dismissal of both cases on account Of
failure of plaintiff to appear.
Joshua Hendy Machine Works VS.
Red Hill M. & M. Co. Passed, to be
set on days notice.
John Chinn VS.. D. H. Rule-Set fol
triallOct. II.
H. E. Potter VS.. Thomas Laity-
Passed. to be set on days notice.
Estate of Henry Eudey-Hearing or
return of sale of personal property sci
for Oct. IL.
Estate of Rochetti-Order of sale oil
personal property granted.
Estate of Hubert N. Martell-Decree
establishing notice to creditors. Hear
ing OF final account set for Oct. Is.
Estate of Eliza Seabrook- &C.
count settled, decree of distribution
granted.
Estate of R. C. Downs-Order con-
timing sale of personal property.
Estate of Edward Allen-Petition
for probate of will by E. A. Hall; estate
valued at $500, being money in hands
of guardians. j. J. Excl attorney for
petitioner.
Amador ledger., 1901-10-11
Criminal Returns.

H. Goldner, Justice Township One
H. Meonia, charged with disturbing the
peace. sent to Jail for 25 days; costs,
$4.15.
VIM. Cosby, disturbing the peace
sent to jail for % days; costs, S4.i5.
j. Cornell, disturbing the peace, sent
to jail for % days; COSTS sails.
Michael Flood, disturbing the peace
sent to Jail for % days; costs, S7.i5.
j. FL. Flaherty, disturbing the peace,
sent to jail for 10 days; costs, S7.15.
Ed. Callahan, disturbing the peace,
sent to jail for Is days; costs, Sis.
Thos. Casey, disturbing the peace,
sent to jail for 40 days; costs, $7.15.
Dennis Ward, disturbing the peace,
fined $40; costs, S7,15.
Thos. Casey, disturbing the peac g,
sent to jail for Is days; costs, Sis.
Con Halsey, disturbing the peace,
fined SO; costs, $7.15.
John Ball, disturbing the peace, sent
to jail for 10 days; costs, S7.15.
l.. Molfino, battery, trial not had;
costs, $1,000.
Thos. Casey, disturbing the peace.
sent to jail for 10 days; costs, S7.15.
Pet Neary, disturbing the peace,
fined $40; costs, 81. Is.
Jas. McCauley, Justice Township
Two-Tom Neline, disturbing the
peace, fined So; costs, SO.
Robt. Davis, assault with deadly
weapon, held to appear before the
superior court; costs, SO.
A. w. Robinson, Justice Township
Three. Gardello, disturbing the
peace, fined S12; costs, $1,000.
j. H. Giles, Justice Township Four
Fred Webster, disturbing the peace,
trial not had; costs, $3.50.
Dan H. Trudgeen, seduction, dis
missed; costs, $3.50.
Gee Hop, cruelty to animals, tried
and acquitted; costs, 81. 30.
John Blower, Justice Township Five
VIM. Saver, disturbing the peace,
fined So; costs, S..
Chas Joonsen, disturbing the peace,
fined So; costs, So.
Amador ledger., 1901-10-11
Summons.

In the Superior Court in and for the County of
Amador, State Of California.
o. E. Martin, plaintiff VS.. j. E. Billiard and
Stephen I'll. Emmens, defendants.
Action brought in the Superior Court of the
County of Amador, State of California, and
the complaint filed in the Office of the Clerk of
said County of Amador.
John F. Davis Attorney for plaintiff.
YTNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALL
j. fornia send greeting to ]. E. Billiard and
Stephen H. Emmens, defendants: You are
hereby directed to appear and answer the COM
plant in an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court of the county
of Amador, State of California, within ten DAYS
after the service on you of this Summons-if
served within this county; or within thirty
days if served elsewhere
And you are hereby notified that unless you
appear and answer as above required the said
plaintiff will take Judgment for the amount of
S3S67. 20 and costs demanded in the complaint,
as arising upon contract, or will apply to the
court for any other relief demanded in the
complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Superior Court of the County of Amador, State
of California, this Goth day of July, A. d. 1901.
SEAL G, l.. CULBERT,
aug2-lOt Clerk.
Amador ledger., 1901-10-11
Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court. OF the County of
Amador, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of James Fassero.
deceased.
Upon READING AND FILING THE Pc
~ tition of Ida FaSSero, the admins tratrix
of the estate of James FaSsero, deceased, pray
ing that she be authorized, empowered and
directed to mortgage certain real estate belong
ing to said estate, which is described as fol
lows, to wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the county of ANA
dor, State of California, described as: Begin
ming at "a point on the northerly side of the
Jackson Gate and Oneida road where said road
interSectS the line between sections 16 and II,
Twp. N, r. IL E., NJ. ID. b. and NJ. and run.
ming thence eaSterly along said road 81 feet:
thence north to the south bank of ditch:
thence westerly along the south bank of said
ditch 81 feet, to said line between said sections
l6 and II; thence south along said line between
said sections lib feet to the place of beginning
Together with all and singular the tenements,
Entertainments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
1t is hereby ordered, that all persons inter-
eSted in said estate appear before the above
entitled Court on the 18th day of November
1901, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. M. at the court
room of said Court, at Jackson, Amauor county
California, to show cause, if any they have
why the said real estate should not be mort
gagged for the purpose of securing the sum of
S92600 as is more fully set forth in said peti-
tion, reference to which is hereby mado for fur
Their particulars.
Dated October 10th, 1901. ocii5 St