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Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
{. +. JARVIS,
County Assessor.
Judge ThompsOn's Court.

The following cases are on the city.
recorders docket:
People vs.. G. b. AIditto- Charge
of misdemeanor, complaint on Dan
Driscoll; plead guilty, fined $40 and
paid.
People VS.. James Carrira-Charge
of misdemeanor, assault; warrant at
request of Dan DIiscoll plead not
guilty, out on bail.
People VS.. Dan Driscoll-Charge of
misdemeanor; warrant at G. b.
Arditto's request; plead not guilty,
out on bail.
People VS.. Virgilio BoIo-Charge Of
misdemeanor; warrant at request of
G. b. Arditto; plead not guilty, out
on bail.
People VS.. Steve Angove-Charge OF
misdemeauur; warrant at request OF
G. b. AIditto; plead not guilty, out
on bail,
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Assessors s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that L will
be in my Office in Jackosn from the
4th to the 18th of May, for the pur-
pose of fixing assessment values in
toNnship one, and hearing statements
OF property holders iu reference
thereof. Every taxpayer is requested
to attend to this matter, as L am
anxious to close up the books as soon
as possible.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
LOCAL NEWS

Charles Marie was a passenger for
San Francisco Wednesday morning.
j. +. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
IN. to 5 p. NJ. Phone-Oliice, black
444: residence. Black 394; jackson.
Mrs John Ii. Langhorst, who has
been seriously sick for a number of
days is now progressing toward re-
covery.
M. L. Smith Notary Public and
Stenographer, Court ST., jackson,
Telephone Black Alb.
Mark Eudey, who went to the city
a couple of weeks ago to spend few
days there, returned last Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Bartle of Sacramento
who came up to attend the funeral of
John Blackwell, returned to their
home On tuesday.
Over a dozen young people from
Jackson attended the dance in Sutter
Creek last Friday evening, and they
all report having had good time.
Will Stirnamann of Defender, was
compelled TO 90 to San Francisco
Sunday morning to consult special
isC with reference to a stomach
trouble of several years standing.
Last Saturday morning a bus con-
tanning fifteen passengers for San
Francisco, came down from Volcano
aud passed through Jackson, and went
directly to Martell station.
Faux Duden, Jackson's postmaster,
went to San Francisco last Saturday,
to witness tho arrival Of the fleet.
Misses Maymo Norman and Winnie
Duf.eue have charge OF the Office dur
ing his absence.
Mitchal Delich was caught i'll
slide in one of the Slopes of the Ken
nedy last Friday afternoon, resulting
in bad cut in his right forearm. DIR.
Sprague took five stitches in it to
close the wound.
Alfonso Ginoochio went to the city
last Saturday, principally to view the
arrival Of the feet. Anticipating
sclrcity of seats on the local train he
drove to lone reaching there in time
TO secure one.
Mrs Hudson, wife of the black
smith at George Luu0t's shop. arrived
here from Sacramento Tuesday even
Ing with her son. They have rented
Mrs Vogan's house and expect to re-
main here permanently.
While timbering at the Argonaut
mine last week one of the tim bers
slipped and fell upon the ankle of
John Ban, severely injuriug the mem
ber. 1t is not known yet whether it
was broken.
AS he was coming out of the Argo-
naut shaft last week Gus KovatevIch
caught his hand on some projection
and cut slight cash in it. Though
it as only a small scratch an artery
had been severed.
Treasurer Gritton expects to go to
Sacramento about the fifteenth OF this
month to settle with the state, This
oounty's apportionment of railroad
taxes amounts to something over
$4,000 Cor the year, payable in two in
stallments, which amount will be
paid him when he goes down. lie
will be there in time to see the tor
pedo Aotilla when it comes to Sacra
mento.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Delegates Elected.

The delegates elected at the prim-
aries Tuesday to the republican state
convention at Sacramento we're Wm.
q. Snyder in township one. E. g..
Woolsey in the second, G. ii. Nc
Kinney in the fourth, and ii. H..
Potter from the third and ufth.
There Was no opposition whatever to
any of the candidates.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Card of Thanks.

We desire to publicly thank the
kind ueighbors aud friends for the
many acts of sympathy shown us and
the floral pieces rendered during our
recent sad bereavement.
Mrs j. Blackell and family.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Poison Oak Poisoning.

Bnllard's g Snow Llniment cures it..
Mr. o. Ii, r. Cornelius. Turner. Ore,
writes-My wife has discovered that
Snow Lmiment cures Poison oak
poisoning, very painful trouble.
She not only cured a case OF il ON
herself, but on two Of her friends
VINO we're poisoned by this same ivy.
Price 20G, soc aud 81,
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08

VIM. Going took his mother to
Sacramento Monday, to visit her
daughter, Mrs Fraser, and he con
tinued his journey to the city to see
the sights.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08

CDR. Thomas Ecleetric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ase-croup. Has been used wit
success in our family for eight
years. "-Mrs l., Whiteacre, Buffalo,
n. \.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

There was a young man from the city,
VIII saw whsi be ihoughi vas a kitty
To make sure Of chat,
he gave IT, a paf-
They buried lds clothes vhatn r'uy.
Billy DeSlush'
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

A delegate convention Of the
Republicans Of Bates county is
hereby called 70 meet at the
court house in the city Of Butler.
at 2 o'clock p. m, on Monday,
February IA, 1908, for the pur-
pose Of electing delegates to the
Republican State Convention to
be held at ST. Louis, Mo, Febru.
airy q, and the Republican Con-
g~ressional Convention to be held
in Butler, Mo, on Februory 21,
1908, and to transact any other
business that may properly
come before said convention
The convention will consist o.
delegates apportioned among the
various precincts of the county.
based on the vote cast for join
Kennish for supreme Judge al
the general election of 1906, be
ing one delegate for each twenty
five votes or major fraction there
of as follows:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

On Saturday, February Is,
1908, at l p. M, the Republicans
of the various townships of the
county are requested to hold
their township conventions for
the purpose Of electing delegates
to the county convention, as
above.
All citizens Of Bates county,
regardless of party afiliation,
who endorse the policies of the
Republican party and desire q
continuation of Republican infu-
ence in nation affairs are earnest
ly invited under this call to par
ticipate in these conventions.
A. e. LYLE, Chairman.
O.. D.. AUSTIN, Sec'y. pro TEN
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

E
Why not invest IN farm and timber
lands2 IL is safer than "A eavings
bank. Bonds, stocks and city prop
erty sometimes 20 down, down.
While farm and timber lands go hiRh-
er and higher. Banks sometimes
bust" but good cheap lands can
always be depended upon.
am the exclusive agent for l65, 900
acres of farm and timber lands ia
Reynolds county, 80, first bought
by a Chicago company, and to be
sub-divided into 40 and S0-acre tracts
and sold on small monthly payments
without interest.
Every man willing TO work can
buy and pay for 81 acres within two
years, and support his family at the
same time. Delightful climate, pure
waite; elevation 1900 ieet-5OO feet
higher than Bates county. No ma
laria. Good farm land; splendid blue
grass soil, and the greatest fruit
country In Missouri.
IL is the best offer you win eve
have, II you want 70 own a farm
home. The Company oilers work at
good wages to all who buy a 40 OF
an so, and lumber at cost TO build
with about si2@ per thousand
feet.
There are probably from 300 to 500
heads OF families in Bates county
who are landless, and therefore ten
ants. The great majority Of these
viii probably never acquire a farm
home on our high priced lands.
Now, l want II UNDERWOOD that n
you own "A farm In Bates county and
are enjoying robust health, ] am not
talking TO you-better stay in Bates
but to the landless tenants; to
those who have no hope OF acquir-
Ing n farm home In Bates, / can and
do recommend this Reynolds county
proposition. Again, / do not care
TO talk to those who r not willing
to work for a home, but, TO those
dult anu WILLIS ~ hoNAs AhH 70 a
sure thing. ! went down there last
week with two Bates county men,
and they both bought. l looked II
over carefully. and recommend It to
all landless men who wish to build a
home.
The price until Feb. LIST Is only
: $3.50 per acre; one-twentieth down,
, and the balance in 10 equal monthly
payments, without Interest, and
work at good wages for every man
, who buys.
? Iexpect TO go down there again
: Excursion date. January 81. Would
Il not be sensible TO investigate this
proposition at once. and be ready 70
go and see for yourself on that date
The trip will cost you about so. but
go prepared 20 make the first pay.
on 20 or an sO-that Is SIS oil
$50. Get ahead OF the rush. and Sc
. cure "A close-ln location.
Come and see me.or write me now
D Delay win be bad for you.
W. .. ATKEsON.
Butler, No.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, r. V. Austin, and NJ. A.
Austin. his wife, by their deed OF
trust. dated April 29th, 1901, and re-
corded In the recorders office within
and for Bates county, at Butler.
MISSOURI, on the 7th day of May.
1901, in book 172. at page 100. did
convey TO the undersigned trustee
the following described real estate,
situate. lying and being IN the conn
~ Of Bates, In the state Of Missouri.
aud more particularly described as
follows, to-wit: The east half OF lot
number ten (lo), ia block number
sixty.three (e2). In the town (now
ethyl OF Rich HIN, which said deed OF
trust was made TO secure the pay
men. Of one certain promlssory note
IN said deed OF trust fully described,
and
WHEREAS. default has been made
In the payment Of said promissory
note, and the interest thereon. aud
the same has become due and now
remains unpaid: Now,
Therefore, notice Il hereby given
that /, the undersigned trustee, at
the request Of the legal holder and
owner OF said note. aud by virtue OF
the powers vested ia me by said deed
OF trust. and IN accOrdanee with the
terms and conditions Of said deed OF
trust. will proceed 20 sell the said
real estate In said deed OF trust de.
scribed, at public vendue. 20 the high.
est bidder for cash at the front OF
the Farmers & Manufacturers Bank
door, IN the city II Rich Hin. in
Bates county, Missouri on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1908,
between the hours Of nine (o) O'Clock
10 the forenoon and ave (6l O'Clock
Ia the afternoon Of said day, to pay
or and satisfy said note. with inter.
est. together with the costs and ex-
penses Of executing this trust.
coat JSo. d. MOORE, Trustee.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

1t is reported that the depot
annex at Kansas City, destroyed
by fire Monday, will not be re-
built, on account of the new depot
plans. The express companies,
who occupied the annex, had bet
get 4 99-year lease on their TEN
porary quarters if they do wait
for the new station.
A man out in Kansas has just
been operated on for wounds re-
ceived in the battle of Chicamau.
qua. Goodness knows that the
Kansas doctors are awfully slow
but surely they could have gotten
around to the poor fellow before
this.
While the United States sub
marine forces were operating of
Narragansett bay last week, two
foreign military attaches stood
on the bank and got their eyes
uli.n
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

subscription price $500 peryear-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

A telephone message to the
Butler Democrat from Judge
Hyde, stated that the wire bridge
in Prairie township (known as
the Kemper BRIDGE is down.
This bridge was only recently
repaired, but a faulty cable was
the cause of the structure col
lapsing the other day under the
weight Of a threshing machine
outfit.
Eighty people lost their lives
in a theatre fire in BoyerstOwn,
Pa, Monday night. The opera
house was crowded with mem.
bers Of St. Johns Lutheran Sun
day School, for which a benefit
was being given.
The Butler Democrat com
ments on the fact that there were
no shooting scrapes in that town
Sunday night. The county seal
seems to be drifting back TO the
wild and woody days Of yore.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16
PRESENT TENDENCIES.
Rich Hill TRIBUNE.

Editor Rich Hill TRIBUNE.
Being on the eve of an auspic.
ious political campaign, the ad.
herents OF Republican policies
should continue alert TO all pre-.
judicial tendencies.
The sweeping wave Of temper
ance now spreading over the
country is the cause Of not a few
over-zealous Republican editors
to join mistaken issues with the
party of prohibition in such a
manner as to give aid and com
fort to our common political
enemy.
To hobnob with this question
that by any chance may trend
toward the loss Of prestage by
devotion to principles not COM
mensurate with Republican poll
cies, is unwholesome, detriment-
al, wrong, and not in keeping
with loyalty taught by Lincoln.
Credit should be given where
it belongs, but the present heg-
ira toward disciplined habits
should not be construed as a pre-.
ponderant influence or authority
for attempting to infuse or even
lend a helping hand toward collu.
sion of party principles.
The one hundred votes cast in
the last county election proves
the political strength of the pro
hibition party, while the late vote
on local option in this county.
fresh in the minds of our people
was a movement successfully en-
gendered by votes from all class
es and faiths, with the one ides
of betterment in the preservation
of hereditary virtues and discip
lime of morals.
The issues of the prohibition
and Republican parties are wide
ly at variance and not congenia
on a single plank in their plat
forms, hence the extreme folll
of attempting an amalgamation
1.-The Republican party is to-
steadfastly loyal certainly TO b,
trapped in the web of prohibi
ton.
To promote the general welfar.
of a community, county or stat
is laudable, and the editor VIII
engages in the undertaking Wi
I be highly commended by right
thinking public. In the mode o
t procedure, however, it is well I
4, remember that we are forbidde.
+. to follow strange gods. b.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16
The Correct Time

TO stop a cough or cold Is Just as
soon as it starts-then there win be
no danger OF pneumonia Or ennsum-
ption. Just a few doses Of HOre-
hound syrup taken at the start VIII
stop the cough, II 1t has been run
ming for some time the treatment
will be longer. but the cure Is sure.
Sold by Opera Drug Company.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

An elegant banquet was held
Monday night by the Masons, as.
sisted by their auxiliary, the
Star, at the hall on Park
Avenue Monday night. There
was a big representation % the
two lodges present, aud a due
lime is reported,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

because her complexion was bad. ana
she could find nothing 20 clear Il up.
Ladies'. a bad complexion Is caused
by an inactive liver. An inactiyeliv-
er win be put In perIec condition by
taking Billiards. Herbine. The un.
equaled liver regulator.
Sold by Opera Drug Co.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

Nho saw what De horGhi Hasa h"Vt
To make sure Of chat,
lie gave il a pls-
They buried lis clothes vhata riuy.
Billy Dssiush.
Clay county went dry" Sat
nrday by l33 votes.
What has become of the news
paper that called the grippe Ia
grippes"
Al number Of counties in this
State will vote on local option in
the near future.
Saturday S snow storm extern
ded Gin spots ones) from
Wisconsin to Arkansas.
More than one-half of our to-
bacco crop is smoked in pipes.
No wonder there are so many
pipe dreams and air castles in
this world.
Nobody in Kansas City has
started a movement to give gold
medals to the fremen who saved
the union depot from burning
Monday.
A Kansas City lawyer plunged
headlong two stories down an ell
evator shaft, and still lives. It
requires something awful to
kill a lawyer.
A Chicago minister fayors the
use Of the CAD in the Sunday
School. The switch would be
more effective about an hour be-
fore time to go to Sunday School.
When you meet a friend who
has a red nose, bleary eyes, a
darkbrown look, don't draw the
conclusion that he has fallen of
the water wagon again-remem.
Der that the grippe is epidemic.
The man who did not know
enough to come in out of the rain
was not any ahead of the fellow
in Pennsylvania who, the other
day drove into q stream, drown
ing his horse, and himself sat il
the buggy till he froze to death
Tommy" Burns, the Ameri
can pugilist. is causing a stir il
England by laying out" all the
English boxers. In the prizi
ring vernacular of good old Eng
land Tommy is the laddie bucl
to knock their bloomin' block.
on"
A Joplin cat caused the deatl
Of one person, the serious iDiur!
of another and a partial destruc
ton Of a hotel in that town Sun
day. The clerk went into tn.
basement to feed tabby, and
lighted match he held ignited
gas leak, causing a terrific explc
sion. The cat didn't come bach
A German army officer In 9.
interview declared that th
United States National Guard
of not much value. Well, Uncl
Sammy's boys have always bee
able to give a pretty good accouu
Of themselves whenever the Of
portunity afforded and the
haven't any particular ayersio
to saur kraut, either, thank yol
Observation-Disclosures
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16
Don't BE Hopeless

about yourself when you're cripple
with rheumatism or stii ioluts-O
course you've tried lots OF things
and they failed. Try Billiards. SNOW
Hniment-lt VIII drive away all
aehes, pains aud stiffness and leave
r ~ we'll as you ever were.
~ sea Drug Co.
sold b. ~.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16

Old Papers in bundles for sale
at this Office.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-19
Crow Creek

" Harvey Trainer is moving tie
buildings ut Glen these days.
J. Z. zivbach went to Kimbali
Monday. taking Ia another sale on
thu way He now has the sals habit
and would not miss one FOR . good
dssi -
oscAs Tjonslsnd writes from Nit.
chcll tkat he, is n property owner
there. having bought. two houses.
but that h thinking Of moving TO
Rapid city III the xoripx. 4
They ssy" they win begin vors
ON the bridge 1T once. bus ',.thsy"
hays said Il tao long to give NJ an
active fMi,h. when: We sross the
bridge thea will re. know III Not
t,eiore. d, a~s...s>. -
= Nr. and Mrs: Floyd Swsrtous { SOW
have thres little daughter. one very
young Indeed. We congratulate
them anil riah va were nsnr snouxh
to borr"w one Of them now and
then. ~ the LITTLE maids ARE insson
pany. -. -
Robinson Crusoe was fortunate IN
having "a pnfrot aud .osta too many
to snuinsrats. We are marooned.
have been Tor days and, AR. VIII
Stroud has the xonts! Iu conse.
tqnrnce thereof Mrs. Ziebach's school.
IL taking n vncsti.n. t'hass Seger
has developed ffns. All Of. M have
shown a tendency TO temper and the
~est side OF ':rowleresk IL now suf.
fsring from lack IL opportunity to
exchange Ideas with those oi Va of
tiS east. However, we take this gold.
sn tine to create . new, wardrobe
and viii startle the world whrn the
bridge. that is not. IL. and We once
more are tree to migrate. :.
We have been .eontemp platIny for
sotns time iniorn,lpg the CHIEr read
rrs 0f the progrrss n,nds by onrCrow
Valley frlepds who have gone away.
i-rllng sqre they are stilI RENE I'M bered
by us all. Miss Hasef Hall, who is
In the sec..nd ySsr Of the high school
ut Yapkton, ~ a competition where
four prizes were offered Tor the best
yrcltntlos SECURED srcopd prise y nifty
dollar srh"lafship to Ice given In mu.
sic or elocutiou.
Bert Hall graduates In the aca-
dsmis department at sOsksloosa,
Iowa, this !.nr. He II president oi
hi~ class and hopes 60 con tinue either
thetr ercat some other college and
prepare himself for a profession.
Kirk. Pox and win kaynor arr
still At Hotchktss. Coun. Kirk and
Fox graduate this year aud 40 ~
Yale next year. Kirk IL president Of
his elnss. Win. who graduates next
year. ID also president Ut his class.
THE Hdtehkiss Record states that
Fox took part In n plny given hy the
seiiNol In which hs dispiaysd good
ability; Kirk won = gold medal fence
.vauiting tprobabIy acquired the
ptsc tics trying to keep the zisbach
sheep out OF Mr.. Marvin's corn hsid)
and VILLA making new records rife
skaoting. VIII expects TO come back
this summer and rvturn with Don
AID stamp, who has secussd . schol-
srship NJ Hotchkiss.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-19

The iowa people are evidently get.
| ting about all they want OF the so
called .'proRrensiye" repuhlicanisrn.
as at the eonyeatious held there last
week. the Allison foress elscted 6Si
Delegates ts' sos for Cummias.
In th" last priularies. the stal alwasta
lost none of their old counties and
took on seyeral new once. The only
way rnc insq rxents "swspt the state"
was In the headlines, and these do
not count In the votes. s.--Argus-Lead-
or.
The hrst insurgent reports Of the
primary election claimed that ths
"rsform" forces had swept the state
and would have 800 Of the 80 dele
gates. Every day sincs the number
IL delegates they have elected has
i'sen growing smaller, until now.
they have got below the number re-
anired totcoatrol the state con ven-.
tfon, and they Nave now Instituted y
enntyst In Dawson county, which
the stAlwafts carried two to one, on
Some little technicality. They ad.
mit the stalwarts had u big m naj jority
ot hejsots there. but evidently think
they IAnst eontr'i this conven tion
by fair means 0r foul. =
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-19
oeldnsld Crop Rspsys.

Young dynamite II shooting through
he ground. 80
Peas and beans ere coming on aiss.
u BY train.
Aspar.sss 4 looking ven y the
can.
The brewery grsss pice y hsing
ybraysd With bees. Ths gfass \ lean
lAg q all angIsA
oeidHsid peaches sosas yry high.
Tue sorn shosA - ocastsaaly ,loohsG
tn yrsqssas ssShinG uafh so4a va
ssstsl
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-19
Just Received
Sw aa#
=, ~ .s.s, ;,

A Large Shipment of John Deere and
Thomas Disc Harrow Seeders, Lever
Harrows, Flows, Corn Plows, corn
Planters, Buggies and Wagons for
the spring Trade.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-19
ti1 Ut '".' =
J.yA.Johnson, ]. AuctiOneer
VIM. HUCKINS. Proprietor

lam now through with my own auction sales for
the winter and have assisted this season the best
tioneers known Of, and am at liberty to conduct
sales anywhere in the state. 10 III
Reasonable anu Work Satisfactory or no charges
Why not have auctioneer that knows the value
OF yonr animals and that knows buyers ALI over the
country. i~
.~..s All my life experience in Breeding, Selling and
Buying Live Stock. !, 4 n. So. ., Il .. ..,.
~ = Feedyard Farm at Alcester. Model Ranch at
Gann Valley. Phone either place at my expease for
dates. ,..a.~r-.' -