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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20

Atlanta Gets Revenge. >r Atlanta, April 19.-Southern. 19; Macon South Atlantic, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
New York 1: Philadelphia 1.

Philadelphia. April 19.-New York and Philadelphia played fifteen innings today without result and the game was called because of cold weather. The interest was a masterly exhibition of pitching on the part of McGinnity and McPherson. Splendid fielding when men were on ha ses was also a feature. Attendance, New York... 900 900 0O1 900 0o0-1 4 Philadelphia .. ..0Oo 001 900 GOO 0O0-1 3
 McGinnity and Warner; McPherson and Dooin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
Why Robin Hood is Popular.

Kansas City Star.
 One reason for the enduring popularity of Robin Hood is believed to be the flat tering contrast which that romantic and generous highwayman presents when compared with the mean, sordid. and sneaking grafters developed by modern politics
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather Report and River
 Bulletin. U. S. Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau. MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 19, 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
Philadelphi
St. Louis 4: Cleveland 9.

St. Louis, April 19.-By timely hitting the St. Louis Americans defeated Cleve- land today in a rather listless game. Att tendance, 800. Score: R H E. St. Louis .. ............. 100 O01 11"-4 10 l Cleveland .. .. ......... .Ool 900 O1O-2 1o O
 Batteries-Sievers and Kahoe: 4.noades and Abbott.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
Summer Law School
 University of Virginia.

syfisSnmmer, July to Sept l. For beginners, can. ddates for the bar, and practitioners who, confused
 hoase law, desire 70 combine recurrence 10 funda- mental principles with vacation in Virginia noun felna, For catalogue, address
 8slei&A c. MiaOr, Secretary, Charl0ttesvjlle, Va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
Cincinnati IS: Pittsburg 4.

Cincinnati April 1s.-The fiercest bonn bardment given to any pitcher in the National League this season was suf- fered by Phiiippi and Moren today, Philippi retired in the fourth inning after eight runs and six hits had been made off his delivery. Attendance, 1,s45. Score: . Pittsburg 0CD 210 010- 1 10 ,
 Batteries-Kellum and Pietz: Philippi. Moren and Carich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
TIE 5 WRONG DOCTOR Can Never Cure You

I have promptly cured hundreds of
 sabes of Chronic Diseases, which yielded
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
New York 5; Philadelphia 4.

New York. April 1s.-The New York Club won the second game of the series from Philadelphia today. At the outset poor fielding by the visitors enabled the home team to win. Attendance, 300.
 RH E. Philadelphia .. .. .101 coo 110-4 Il 3 New York .. ............. 300 eco l1"-6 3 Batteries-Plank and Powers; Hughes and Mcclure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
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wasb,nptor ..,..... 900 GOO o0o-9 0 Batteries--Winters and Moran; Dunklo and Drill.
 Afternoon game: ,.
 Boston won the game by punching hits in the first and third innings. Both pitchers were wild at times. Attendance. lS.000.
 Boston .,.... .1o2 900 oos-3 6 1 Washing gton .......U .U0l Ulo UOo-5
 Batteries--Young and Criser; Patten and KittIedge. --
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20
At St. Louis.

AT SC. LOUIS.
 St. Louis April 19.-A sprint of six fur longs in which were the best sprinters at the fair grounds was the feature os the racing today. Frank Bell got off in front and just managed to last long enough to beat Malston, a nead The track fast. weather chilly.
 First race, fous furlongs two-year-olds. selling-Animos. 103 CT. O'Brien), 5 to l. won; Dotade, 95 (Perkins). to ]. second: |: The Doetress. 100 Foleyl. F to l; third Piaue. Dipper, soaya and Tommy o'Hara ran.
 Second race, six furlongs selling Tally H., 1o6 tCrawford, 5 to l, won: Lady vashti, 1M (McKinneyl. 2 to 1. third. Time. l:l5 l-4. Anti Trust, Do- linda. Caterpillar. Curd Gillock, Sharp Bird, Jake Weber ran;
 Thompson. 1ts (cra wforD, to 5. won: Irby Bennett 106 (Foley). to l, second: Bugle Horn. s1 lJohnessyl, to l. third. Time 1:E 3-4. Pourquer, Pass. Redman Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap Frank Bell 114 (Crawford), lS to 5. won: Malster, ll6 Gray 4 to l, second; Au- tS,96 tSm9 +eaxes Lss lSs HOdggs0n sotoS to Dance and Operator ran.
 Fifth race. five and a half furlongs. purse-Dal!as, l05 (McMullinl. to l. won Debbie May. 100 (McKinney), ' to 2. third. Time, l:oS l-4. Our Chap. caybon. | Brick Fowler Ben Mae, Chistreet, Sadie 1 Burch, Tristan Tram. Shandy Bountiful. W. P. Palmer and Martius ran. Clytic
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards. l selling-Lord Haven, 9S (Raynor). 15 to l. 1 won; Lynch, 99 tPerkins), to 1, second: | Ryeval. 9s (Fisher), to l, third. Time. l 1:a7 1-4. Tangible, Bill Rye, Feronia, Ar mold K. Htente Weird. Barney Dreyfus. Schooh . and Brison ran. Entries for Today. | First race. four furlongs-Goe Graham | Bounding Ship, 100; Fred Priesmyer, The 1 Druggist, Gatling Gun, Fair Una, Medit Jane. 1OS; Joe Kelly, Costigan, Uncle | Charley, Liddon, 10S.
 Second race, seven furlongs-George | Vivian. Clifton Boy, 10l; Hickory Corner lo3; Mahogany, Mabel Hurst, 104; Char ley's Dream, Brookly, Hand Brough, Mo ran Dagger. lo6 Kinloch Park, lo9
 Third race, four and one-half furlongs- Broomhandle. Valiant The Only Way Clint Riley, l0s: Chancey. 100; Charley Aunt, l0S; Arch Obham, Ill
 Fourth race one mile-LatOlla, So; Tn dia. i0; Topright, 100; Claremont, lOo Rainland. 1l0.
 Fifth race, mile and eighth: selling Leech. 90; Ryeval s2; Southbreeze, S5 Sister Lillian. Royal Pirate, 96; Trio, 9i Semper Vvax, 9s; Miss Eon, 1O1; Blr. Wood, l02; Burke Cochran, 103 Larr' | Will. 105; Santa Tocha. 100.
 Sixth; race, seven furlongs; selling Tenny Belle, s9; Mollie T.. Kinstell, lV- Frank Rice Tempt. l04 Dr. Hart l0t Bounding, iO7; Larsas, u2; Barklemor'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20

This design we erected in Greensboro, Ala. It is, a beauty and we have many others. Ask for our prices and we will get your orders. Iron Fences, Wire Gates, Etc. CURDOW-CLAPP MARBLE CO.,,
 2os-2Ii Dexter Ave. Mpntsomery. Ala Phone l45.
 Mention Advertiser when writing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20

was frost as a catcher. The Boston Americans have a fairly good man in LaChance, another ex-catcher. Brooklyn. in the National, has Doyle. another ex- catcher. Ex-catchers, in fact, seem to make great ffrst-sackers. New York National League) has Dan McGann. a former second baseman, New York American League) has John Ganzei, who started among the minors las a catcher. Philadelphia (Nationais) had no regular first baseman last season, and 1t seems uncertain just who will fill the job this year. Harry Davis plays first for the Philadelphia Americans--an ex-catcher. Pittsburg's first bassman Is Kitty Brans- field-still another ex-catcher. St. Louis tNational Ieague) will have Beckley, St. Louis American LeagneJ had Anderson, a reformed outfieider. last season. Cieve- land used Hickman, an ex-pitcher, on first Washington had Clarke. a catcher, playing firsts r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20

readily to my im- proved methods of tfeatment. after other doctors had not only failed to do any good. but their treatment was ac- tually harmful.
 In every instance the reason for this was the lack of ex. perience and expert knowledge of these diseases which only a skilled specialist can have. I wan; every one afflicted to realize the im- portance of having
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20

The most expensive experiment on rec ord in baseball is said to have been Pitcher Jim Wiggs, who was tried out by Cincinnati last spring He was paid s1,15o in advance money, salary or credit. and pitched exactly three innings, at the end of which he was released. This is an average of s3s3 per inning. or about s75l a minute. allowing five minutes to an in- ming. ,~ "
 Ned Hanlon handed out a most import ant bit of baseball truth the other day to a player who had tried to bunt and failed, when he said: "The secret of bunting. my boy. is to pick out the good ones. Don't go after those high babies, because you pop them up in the air and they drop fnsthe tureen. In other words, the catcher gets them and you're out"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20

COTTON REGION BULLETIN. MONTGOMERY, Ala. April 19. 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20

DIR. ,. P. BUCHANAN, The Specialist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-20

For the s4 hours ending at s e. nn.. 18th meridian time.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
May Have Dynamiters.

Direct informations have boon sworn
10 charging P. H. Mu ;laoey, W. GA6aey
and A. L. Nugett with conspiracy t.
murder, and murder 10 connection with
the Independence depot explosion.
II was learned that a suspect now in
the county jail 10 Teller couoty has been
identified as one OF two strangers 10 tho
camp who stopped at = uiner's cabin at
Altman few days before the explosion.
4 The two men asked perm ission to
have telescope grip and the occupant
q the cabin, whose name i Withheld,
Dill be a prominent witness for the
Nate. His curoiosity vas aroused by
be weight OF the grip whom il was
anded to him and be opened it later. 1t
ss found to contain dynauits. fuse.
ESps spd . coil Of wire.
Tho two men did not return until the
next day. when they gave tho miner q
dollar for his trouble and insisted that
he sccept it. Portions Of the ire used
to cause tho explosion. remnants OF
which are nov in the hands Of the civil
authorities. are said to be identical With
that seen 10 the grip.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
New Drug Firm.

The Pioneer Drug store passed into
Dew hands Monday and the firm name
will be changed. 1t will be known -
the Seaton Drug company with D. L.
Edwards as president and T. K. Seaton
Is vice president snd general manager.
Mr.. Edws ards is = cattlemsn from Meeker.
while Mr. Seaton is recently OF the same
place, but is quite we'll known in por-
tions OF Delta county. bis parents hav-
ing resided at Hotchkiss for = number
Of years and where bis mother still lives.
He is considered one OF the best phsrma-
cists in the state.
The firm will undoubtedly prosper
under the new management as both
oem bers OF the firm have the facult =
Of making a host OF friends wherever
they 90.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
The Assoeiatien's LAST Appeal.

Under date Of July sth ths Uacom-
pshgre Valley Wster Users' as,1xistion
has issued its dusl circular TO the own.
ers Of land covered by The Uncompahgre
Valley project. At . recent N eeting .
resolution vac passed 10 the s6ect that
on August 18th the subscription books
would bs closed and no surthur subscsip-
tion received after that date. Tho adop.
ton OF this resolution arnss from the
necessity of Informing the rscssnstion
servics how many acres Of private Isnd
vested 0unuison water. The circular
also calls the attention Of land ovaess to
the follow ing fscts:
Fisst: The conditions imposed by the
govsrnu,eut oincisis have beeu fulaIled
sud the const ruction Of tho project y
now under way.
Second: Your subscription 10 not No.
cesssrv to the success Of The project. but
every sdditionsi scss subscribed will 70
duco the cost per scre.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
BcUluR Nrxfs HJen

II 10 reported thst . peculiar blight
hss started on .the potato crop Of the
country about New castle. Colo. 1t 10
claimed two-t -thirds Il the crop has been
destroyed with . possibility Of total dss,
tsuctiou. The fret sign Of the blight
= shown by tho plant turning = bright
yellow. then dropping snd dying. When
pulled up the root 10 found to be only
rotten stsm. When the disease vss 6rst
oo,icsd II sss thought that the roots
bad been STACKED by . worm. but later
developments show Il to BE- = dieesse
that Il 10 difficult TO cope With. A
thorough Investigation will b. made
into the cause oe the disesse.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
Oil We'll Machinery Sold.

The oil machinery and fixtures. which
have been in litigation for the past
twelve months were sold Tuesday under
two executions. Tho machinery was
bought by c. R. Chinu. OF Psonia. for
$500. The other fixtures which we're
sold under an execution issued 10 favor
OF the first National Bank brought
el.00l. The suits we're brought sgainst
the State Line Oil Company and G. W.
Barth oloneW,
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
PrepsrinS fa R9 Fruit crsp.

Neison Bros. srs uskisg extensive
CO their fruit busIdiog at
Paouia aud are snoo to bsgio The ersc.
tioo os . big packing house at that
pIsce. The main building is 10 b sx-
tended beck 50 test. Just south q
the main buiidins near The d. / r
0.Ssss6Stksy ~ ssSes ssosSss pseA.
Ing bouss os triangular shaps With .
q fsst froot. When this b flashed
The company can loed csrs from both
sidss. The eoupsny - preparing 10
handle The largest fruit crop ever
raised in that section.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
Did Not Deliver Bonds.

The city council mot Monday night
Tor the purpose OF turning over sn in.
stallmeut Of Delta water bonds amount.
ing 10 about sl0,O 900. bst % there wa
no one present With an order or author
ised 70 receive theo by OBrisn L
Rhoadss. the contractors. they were not
turned over at that time,
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
Real Estate Transfers.
9Th. D-lta County Abstsari Coy
For week endiog July 10, 1904.

(Tbe D-lta County Abstsa-t Coy
For week ending July 10. 1904.
Isasc Cheporeth to Alfred Je6erson.
W. d. lots Is and l6. blk. 9. South Delta
con. eA5.OO.
Charles b. Pickett 10 Karl Schafer.
W. D. nvi-A nwl-4 sec. 30. tp. II 8. r
W.-cou. seoO.O0.
Georges Cooklin to james Zauinetti.
". d. lots II snd 1s. blk. ]. plat B"
Dsita-con. 10000.
George H. Duke Of. al. to Minnie F.
Mile =. ". u. pt. swI-4 sel-A sc. 20. tp
Il, g. r % Woo. $4,000.
II trsnsfers. Consideration. sl. .3a6 90
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
ENGLAND Is WRATHY.

All England 10 much wrought up over
the se,aure Of ships in the Red Sea.
The crow aud passengers Of tins Psnin
eular 4 Oriental steamer. Mxlacca.
seised by the Russian volunteer feet
steamer St Petersburg in the Red sea
have been landed here. The sh,p is
detained here BY the authorities. vh y
are waiting instructions before taking
further action.
1t is said that the Malacca had been
specially watc he'd for BY the Russians
90 secret insornat ION from Antwerp that
she v.s carrying ammunition and iron
work tor crane at Moi. Japan. She
vas arrested during the morning OF July
IL, when tvo and half miles OF Great
Hanish island. near Jebel Zukor. in
spite os her captains protest that the
ammunition on board vas intended for
the British navy at Singapore aud Hong
Kong. The crew OF the Maiacca were
kept under strict arrest aud whom they
arrived at Sue. at dawn July 10 they
we're not allowed to communicate With
the shore. The Malacca arrived at Port
Said Wednesday and asked Tor 400 tons
Of coal. 800 tons OF fresh water and pro-
Visions for Cherbours.
The case wss referred to tho Egyptian
government. it being the first time or
re,oed that an alleged prise bad beer
taken through tho canal under differ
sat nag. 1t happens that the Aslacc,
had an abundance OF coal slresdy anc
wss 10 10 great need Of water or provis
ions Therefore, she might have saile<
forth with. but remains here pending in
structions.
The British captain and passenger
co0plain OF the Russian treatment
The former carried his protests to suci
!s1gth that hs vss threatened with ar
rsae unlsss he desistsd.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
Assieh hsstsaA.

Instead Of the regular services Ut the
Baptist church next Sunday evening the
choir will render . praise service:
Song Of Psaise. ...........Co Congregation
Male Qusrtetts-Messrs. Charley and
Corydon Williams. Bradford Skin.
ner, Lomsx.
Asthem-"Rock Of Ages" Choir
Solo. Aias Jsckson
Scripture and Talk. .,... DR.. Stockham
Duet. Alma and Eva Williams
L;adies' Qusrtette-"Ssfe on the Goad-
90 Shore"-Misses Jackson, jordan,
Edwards. Mrs. Keplinger
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

the river the Loutenhixer aud Gsrurt
ditches conld be used 10 the s~Is.s ad-
vantage. e.
By acquiring these canals and possibly
soue others which would be OF . decided
advantage to all parties 1t would savs
pasaIIeling these ditcbes with othsra,
save the cost and trouble oe securing
rights-oi- way and place everyone Who b
now using water in much better shaps
20 tho Isteials they now have from the
main bitches could be used the came %
at present.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

II has been calculated that the loss
rom illness averages 1000. 900 weeks
4 work in = year. or ~ per cent OF
,hs work done by the whole popula-
ion between fifteen and sixty.avs
ears OF a9X =
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
lleoce.

o. aud after the lbts day Of July,
1904. a.l water ussss q The Town a
Delta willpsssss eall d ths Town Clerk I
aaes 10 he ed Hoss Hesss 10 pay
tAsis ~aAss rat
" sssss = " Mayse and Doasd q
IssaAsss.
J. 4 n~sar,
TIA fYneh
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

During baseball game at Cleveland.
Ohio last Sunday the grano stand col
lzpsed and ten persobs bad limbs broker.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
GENERAL News items
News from Over the Country
Briefly Told.

The fret message over the Seattle
Sitka cable line reached Seattle Thurs
day night OF last wtek.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

Tho attendance at the Worlds Fair at
81. Louis Last Saturday was the largest
yet recorded, there being 9l.59-
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

viz:
II. ". Cbilee ..................s $50 co
Caleb Msher. r.................. 400 90
FL 8, Corbip 200 90
On petition q citizens. the Psonia pre-
cinct was divided into tao voting pre-
cincte. Nos. IL aud ).
The Chairman OF tho Board was em-
puwered to sign a contract and agree
nent with the Unconpabgre Valley
Water Users' Association for land held
by Delta county. on tax sale certificates-
A contract was made and entered into
between the Board. and the Delta Coun
ty Co-Operative Telephone Co. for the
placing OF telephones in the Court
House.
The following bill were allowed. and
warrants ordered drawn for the same
viz:
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

10 fight growign out OF the meat
packers strike al the stock yards last
Sunday afternoon three men were injur
ed, one fatally, in Chic ago.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
STATE OF CI,LORADO. I -
Ta.,rsv ~ n. I'm


Count o !
Aforesaid do
statement
allowance OF bills letting oe
Of OF such other matters are
therein
coun Of July. A d. 1904
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Ce-xty CIsoA
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

Tho strike OF the packing house EN-
ployes has been settled. 1t was decided
"Wednesday that Questions that have been
in dispute are to be settied by arbitra-
ton and the packers agree to take back
all employees uho went on strike within
a specified time.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
River Of Sulohur,

The River Doubs. on the western
Swiss frontier. Is frozen over. and
when the ice cracks fumes OF sulphur.
which take nre when = light is applied
rise into the afr.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
County Commissioners Proceedings.

The following reductions in assess-
ments ~ere allowed to the parties named
ou account of erroneous assessne nts,
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

Mrs. Florence Maybrick. who has
spent fifteen yeers 10 an English prison.
was released Wednesday. Mrs. May
brick was convicted OF poisoning her
husband, an Englishman, but no con
guilt.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

England has asked Russia for and e1-
PLANTATION regarding the seizure OF the
Malacca. an English mail steamer. The
Russians claim that she had cuntrabsnd
Of war on board Tor the japanese.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22
Advertised lsstef us1.

Lsttsrs remaining uncalled for 10 the
poseolDcs ut Dclta. Colo. for the week
sndiag July q 1904.
zspA Barton. Ms. Childsrs
Jos Rodriges. &C. Whttvorth,
III. aud Mrs. Fred Smith.
IL calling tor above lsttsrs plsass -
advsrtissd.
ELLA Nkw p. u.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

A parosol With steel point was dr. op-
ped by lady from the dome OF the capitol
Monday and came near striking Gov.
Peabody on the head. The parosol had
dropped 90 feet and might have proved
fatal II it bad landed on tho governors
head.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22


Mrs. Florence Maybrick. who has
spent fifteen yeers 10 an English prison,
was released Wednesday, Mrs. May
brick was convicted OF poisoning her
husband, an Englishman, but no con-
elusive evidence was ever sd OF her
guilt.
England has asked Russia for and ex-
planatiou regarding the seizure OF the
Malacca. an English mail steamer. The
Russians claim that she had contrzbsnd
Of war on board Tor the japanese.
A parosol With steel point was dr. op-
ped by lady from the dome OF the capitol
Monday and came near striking Gov.
Peabody on the head. The parosol had
dropped 200 feet and might have proved
fatal II it bad landed on the governors
head.
Tho strike OF the packing house EN-
ployes has been settled. 1t was decided
"Wednesday that questions that have been
in dispute are to be settIed by arbitra-
ton and the packers agree to take back
all eu ployes Who went on strike within
4 specified time.
Chicago is face to tace With something
worse than = meat fanine-a failure OF
the water supply that amounts to =
famine. Hot Weather. leaking pipes.
vsste by Consumers. arc the cause Of
the scarcity Of water which has raised =
cry from consumers in every part OF the
city and has aroused the city authorities
to vigorous action in the hope OF avoid
ing total famine.
Attorney General Miller has served
notice on the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany that the old suit against that com
pany for $4,000 will be revived by the
state 10 the federal court. This ls,ooO
is due the state under the statute which
provides that all foreign corporations d.
ing Incorporation papers to do business
10 the state must incorporate for their
full capital stock. The Pullman com.
pany is incorporated 10 Colorado for
sloo, 600 instead OF 1900. 600 The dif-
fe.ence in the Incorporation tee is sl2-
GOO, the amount OF the suit.
Au important decision regarding
rights OF fisherman vas made last week
at Gunnieon by Judge Theron Stevens
In the case OF an application for injunc-
ton made by Alonzo Hartman. TO pre-
vent entering bis tields to tish. the court
held the beds OF the strea ms in Colorado
are public highways Tor the purpose OF
carrying water belonging to the people
Of the state and that any citizen has the
right to enter them for any lawful pur-
pose including that OF fishing. The
court furthur held that in getting upon
the bank in the enclosure the fisherman
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

The removal sale is
stln ON q the Spot
Ineh S1oEn
The Delta independent., 1904-07-22

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